• DHN Letters

    What are DHN letters?

    DHN sign-on letters are opportunities for members of DHN and the broader Washington Interfaith Staff Community (WISC) to speak on specific policies, rulings, and actions with one voice. The letters are often directed to Congress, specific committees or subcommittees, the executive branch, or specific arms within the executive branch. See below for letters released by DHN this year, and search the archive for additional letters released by DHN.

    How do DHN letters work?

    DHN letters often begin within one of the working groups, who identify a specific issue requiring a communal call to action. The group will then create a draft and circulate for wider edits and comments. As organizations review the language, they may opt-in to be listed on the letter as it is delivered to its destination. Sometimes, faith-based organizations and worshipping communities outside of DHN may sign-on to the letter. This means that while DHN and WISC members represent a wide variety of theological views and communities, not every member is included on each letter. Explore each individual letter below to find out which orgnaizations signed on.

  • 2026 Letters

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    "Our belief in the intrinsic worth of both work and workers leads us to strongly support S. 2837, which would overturn Executive Order “Exclusions from Federal Labor-Management Relations Programs.” This Executive Order infringes upon workers’ rights to collectively bargain, and to free speech."