Raise Their Voice was officially incorporated under the Alberta Societies Act on 1 May, 2008 as "Raise Their Voice Against Injustice Foundation, Red Deer." The express purpose of the society is to : - Raise Awareness About Injustice and Other Social Issues - Help Others Facing Injustice - Equip Others to Address Injustice The Founders of the Society meet Annually on or before 30 April of each year. Though quite new, the society connects with the ancient and inspiring values of justice, mercy, and social action. With a heart for the oppressed and a mind committed to action, the society looks to the future with expectation. It forsees using story, song, film, projects, acts of mercy, and practical help to address the plight of the oppress and relieve suffering. Women and men have raised their voices for the voiceless for centuries, and Raise Their Voice is especially inspired by the proverb of King Lemuel's Mother: Speak up for those who cannot speak themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.>
A Voice for the Voiceless.
A beautiful calendar featuring the stunning photographs of Susanne Childers, and the faces of women, children and refugees from around the world. A perfect Christmas gift that is beautiful and meaningful.
Proceeds from the calendar are given to the work of a new publication focused on raising awareness about the plight of abused migrant workers in South East Asia.
Purchase 30 Days of Prayer for the Voiceless
Exciting New Project!
Raise Their Voice Founder and President Andrew Kooman is partnering with NGOs in South East Asia to put together a publication about the abuse of migrant workers in Asia. The focus of the publication is Compassion and Justice.
Justice Watch: Stories in the News
Malaysia a centre for sex and labour traders (Malay Mail)
730 Homes, 95 Churches Destroyed, 4 Dead, More Missing: Indian Christians/Dalits (DFN)
Learn more about the deadliest war since WW II in D.R. Congo (BBC)
Child Trafficking Exposed in Cambodia (MSNBC)