Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice 2019
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America Media
America is a Jesuit media ministry, a smart Catholic take on faith and culture. We are the leading producer of multi-platform content for thinking Catholics and those who want to know what Catholics are thinking about key church and social issues. We are best known for our award-winning flagship magazine, America, founded in 1909.
America magazine, America Films and The Jesuit Post will be present at IFTJ.
Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
The Boston College School of Theology and Ministry offers graduate programs that integrate rigorous academics with spirituality, service, and social justice. The STM holistically forms and educates its students, challenging them to develop their own theological voices and to cultivate new ministry skills and perspectives. A diverse and vibrant community supports students as they engage in theology grounded in faith and informed by lived experience. As a result, STM students are well prepared to apply their education in diverse contexts, emerging as just and thoughtful leaders throughout the world.
Santa Clara University’s Jesuit School of Theology
Our school, located in Berkeley, California, is an international center for the study of theology. Students come to JST from across the nation and around the world to prepare for a broad range of ministries and service to the Church and world. Our students are lay women and men, Jesuits in formation, and members of other religious orders of all ages.
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EthixMerch
Since 2002 Ethix Merch has been featuring wholesale promotional products made with respect for people and the planet. With Ethix, you can find branded merchandise and promotional items made in the USA, which supports union workers and the environment, and is never produced in sweatshops with unfair labor practices.
We help you apply your buying power to support workers and protect the environment.
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International Samaritan
International Samaritan works hand in hand with people living in garbage dump communities, helping them break out of poverty. International Samaritan envisions a time when the garbage dumps of developing countries are no longer homes to human beings struggling to survive. The organization’s work includes partnerships with local communities, nurseries, school and infrastructure support, scholarships, family centers, access to potable water, adult literacy, business co-ops, medical care, and leadership development. International Samaritan was Jesuit-founded in 1994 and has programs in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Jamaica, Costa Rica, and Ethiopia. They gained consultative status with the United Nations in 2011.
Jesuit Conference – Office of Justice and Ecology
Our mission is to advocate on issues of social concern before government and corporate institutions and to enhance the capacity of Jesuits and the Ignatian family in Canada and the United States to engage in action for social justice.
Jesuit Volunteer Corps
JVC is a 1-2 year full-time volunteer program within 46 communities across the U.S., Belize, Micronesia, Peru, Chile, and Tanzania. Our volunteers live in intentional community while engaging in the values of Ignatian Spirituality, Social Justice, Community and Simple Living. Jesuit Volunteers take on some of the world’s most uncomfortable challenges, permanently transforming themselves and the communities they serve. As a JV, you’ll live and work with those in need to build a more just and hopeful world.
Sojourners
Sojourners magazine and Sojourners online publication sit at the intersection of faith, politics, and culture. Our coverage goes beyond the trending headlines to uncover and explore in depth the hidden injustices in the world around us. Our call to prophetic interrogation means we seek the truth as informed by our biblical roots.
The McGrath Institute for Jesuit Catholic Education
The McGrath Institute for Jesuit Catholic Education supports Catholic schools around the world to ensure the history and promise of Jesuit Catholic education endures and grows.
The Institute works collaboratively with a broad range of programs in the USF school of education, particularly the Masters, Doctorate and Certificate programs in Catholic Education Leadership, to prepare Catholic-school leaders, to increase public awareness of Catholic schools’ impact on communities, to conduct and disseminate research in Catholic education, to strengthen Catholic Schools commitment to a faith that does justice, and to explore and develop innovative ways to support transformative Catholic education.
National Catholic Reporter
Approximately 23 percent of the U.S. population identifies itself as Catholic, the largest religious body in this country. National Catholic Reporter is the only significant alternative Catholic voice that provides avenues for expression of diverse perspectives, promoting tolerance and respect for differing ideas.
NCR is a religious news source with worldly interests, and though a large amount of its reporting deals with issues of the Catholic church, an equal amount of its coverage is a marriage of the religious, political and social forces shaping public policies and institutions. We are concerned for all people and we are committed to shaping a world that recognizes the dignity of every human being, regardless of religious belief, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or other characteristics. Throughout our history, we have been a voice for the disadvantaged and the marginalized, and we have told the stories of injustice that others simply will not print.
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The Ignatian Solidarity Network (ISN) is a national social justice network inspired by the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola. ISN was founded in 2004 and is a lay-led 501(c)3 organization working in partnership with Jesuit universities, high schools, and parishes, along with many other Catholic institutions and social justice partners.
