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Your gift helps ICON pursue its mission, promoting human dignity, the right to live, religious freedom, and the protection of the vulnerable against all forms of persecution. Will you join us?
Get involved
The fastest way to help is to give. From there, advocate, raise your voice, and amplify ICON’s campaigns.
As individuals, we often feel helpless and ask, “What can I possibly do to help the situation get better?” You can find the answer in the actions you take. Your commitment and contribution make a difference in bringing change, peace, and security to Nigeria.
Together, let’s build awareness, give to those who bring change, and raise our voices within our communities, sharing the message with our friends, family, faith communities, and political leaders.
Ways to engage
Your gift helps ICON pursue its mission, promoting human dignity, the right to live, religious freedom, and the protection of the vulnerable against all forms of persecution. Will you join us?
Engage your family, friends, church, and local community. Join us on social media to learn about current issues, share the message, and help build awareness and connections.
Write to your U.S. Government representative to share why Nigeria needs our help and why we must bring about a lasting solution.
Add your name to the Petition for Nigeria, concerned signatories calling for accountability and the protection of religious freedom and human rights.
Campaigns
Nigeria is home to over 200 million people whose dreams have been turned to nightmares by insecurity, corruption, and injustice. Hope for Nigeria raises the voice of the persecuted and holds the government accountable.
Our data report documents the genocide unfolding in Nigeria and its implications for the international community, researched with the International Organization on Peace-building & Social Justice (PSJ).
ICON partners with local reporters, including Rural Watch News, who risk their lives to document the truth. Support their work and help protect freedom of expression.
Leah Sharibu was captured by Boko Haram in February 2018 and denied release because of her faith. Help us speak up for Leah and other vulnerable Nigerians.
Every action, given, shared, or spoken, builds the pressure that protects the vulnerable in Nigeria.