From the halls of the United Nations to business conventions in Los Angeles, and from classrooms in universities on both coasts to webinars held via Zoom for nationwide memberships of professional associations, Commission on Voluntary Service & Action’s (CVSA) Community Education Campaign for the Implementation of the 2030 SDGs in the U.S. has expanded into new sectors nationally and internationally.

New INVEST YOURSELF Catalogue Connects Member Organizations with the 2030 SDGs

Also read about a Northern Idaho Community's Fight for Health, Clean Water,
Non-Toxic Land and Accountability

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Grassroots Volunteers Mobilize in Response to Community Needs During COVID-19 Pandemic

In the face of catastrophic medical, economic and environmental damage to communities across the U.S. since March of last year, the burden of organizing aid and relief for the millions in need has largely fallen upon non-profits, volunteer associations and organically grown self-help mutual aid organizations resulting from a noticeable absence of federal coordination and relief. 

Health Care Volunteers Needed for
First Free Indigenous-run Hospital in Honduras

Internationalist Call for Garífuna Hospital Volunteers and Support

Dr. Luther Castillo, founder of the First Popular Garífuna Hospital in Ciroboya, Colon, on the northern coast of of Honduras, was hosted by CVSA and the New York Support Committee for the First Popular Garífuna Hospital for a week of speaking engagements in New York City, speaking about an alternative model to health care delivery — as a human right.

CVSA Establishes Ongoing Disaster Volunteer Information & Referral Service

In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, from which tens of thousands of families in working class neighborhoods in the New York Metropolitan area are still struggling to recover five months later, CVSA volunteers spearheaded the formation of a Disaster Relief Information Volunteer Information & Referral Service.