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Remittance Justice Campaign

Our Remittance Justice Campaign aims to reduce the fees charged by big banks and remittance providers like Western Union and Moneygram.

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Press for Change

Press for Change campaign works to put an end to sweatshop practices in the United States and abroad.

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Micro Finance Campaign

Our Micro-Finance Campaign aims to demonstrate that micro-finance has been a failed model for economic growth and poverty reduction in the developing world.

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Commonwealth Games Campaign

Our Commonwealth Games Campaign focused on Indian familes and thier communities that were displaced during the recent Commonwealth Games in India.

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Latest News

Delegation from ACORN International and Local 100 United Labor Unions in Mexico

San Miguel de Allende

Biblioteca, a nonprofit library touted as the largest such institution in Mexico and perhaps North America, where Judy Duncan of ACORN Canada and Dilcia Zavala of  ACORN Honduras and Wade Rathke updated folks here on ACORN International’s progress.

Citizen Wealth Talk

Mexico City

Laura Juarez Sanchez from Universidad Obera de Mexico with our delegation

Delegation w/ Laura in front of symbol of Workers University

Laura briefs us on the Mexican economy and the struggles of workers.

Laura talking with the group

Delegation with ACORN Mexico Neza Members

The Neza (Nezahualcoyoth) is where ACORN Mexico has organized for years on issues such as the struggle for potable water.

with Neza members

Rio Negra, rivers of sewage discharge floating out of Neza without any treatment.

Rio Negra

Photos from the sit-in protests and march to parliament during the budget session of parliament.

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British Columbia:  ACORN Canada's campaign against slum landlords won a major victory in a landmark case that has led to $115,000 fine against Surrey Slumlord Gurdyal Singh Sahota for failing to comply with orders of the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) to properly maintain their buildings.

This is a precedent setting decision in that this case marks the first time the RTB has exercised the power to fine a landlord. To see the press coverage follow one of the links below:

Korogocho Education Awareness campaign procession - few minutes before being disrupted by rioting angry youths.


Korogocho education awareness campaign procession on 8th March 2012



I join ACORN International and the Remittance Justice Campaign in demanding that any new candidate being considered as President of the World Bank commit to aggressively making all available efforts to achieve the World Bank and G-8 goal of stopping predatory pricing of remittances and reducing maximum costs for migrant workers and immigrants to no more than 5% for remittances.

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