VPLC Joins 2026 Interfaith Justice Revival Tour Across Southwest Virginia

For the second year in a row, Virginia Poverty Law Center is proud to once again partner with the Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy (VICPP) and the Virginia State Conference of the NAACP for the 2026 Interfaith Justice Revival Tour.

The Interfaith Justice Revival brings advocates, faith leaders, community members, and civil justice organizations together to discuss the issues facing communities that are too often overlooked in the Commonwealth. The tour creates space for meaningful conversations, community-building, and resource sharing, while centering the voices and experiences of local residents.

This year’s first leg of the tour will travel through Southwest Virginia, where participants will have the opportunity to learn more about civil justice issues, connect with neighbors and advocates, and explore ways to advance justice in their communities.

At each stop, attendees can expect informative presentations, opportunities for networking and community engagement, and conversations focused on the challenges and opportunities facing southwest Virginia. Most importantly, these gatherings provide an opportunity to listen to local voices and strengthen partnerships that advance justice for all Virginians.

Whether you are a longtime advocate or simply interested in learning more about issues affecting your community, we invite you to join us. Bring your questions, share your experiences, and help us continue building a more just Virginia.

For those unable to attend in person, we encourage you to follow VPLC and our partner organizations on social media for updates, photos, and stories from the road throughout the tour.

The Interfaith Justice Revival will continue its journey through Southern Virginia later this summer. Additional dates and locations will be announced soon. We look forward to seeing you in Christiansburg, Tazewell, or Abingdon as we stand together for justice.