Interfaith Worker Justice (IWJ) is dedicated to promoting economic and worker justice through faith-based advocacy in the United States. Established in 1996, IWJ energizes congregations and interfaith groups to mobilize support for fair wages, workplace rights, and improved labor conditions. The organization educates through the publication of resources that inspire engagement in labor issues and provides support to local groups across the nation. IWJ advocates for critical worker rights legislation, such as the push for a $15 minimum wage and stronger workplace protections. By addressing significant local challenges like wage theft and job security, IWJ plays a vital role in fostering community empowerment and justice. Explore the extensive range of support services and educational resources available to make a difference in your community today.