Resources & Helpful Links

With the growing amount of social justice issues we encounter each day, we offer these helpful resources:

Earth Day Prayer
Offered by Srs. Marilyn Ambrosic and Judy Morris on behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Peace EcoJustice Committee
We invite you to join us in prayer in celebration of Earth Day (April 22). To access a prayer service, created by Sr.s Marilyn Ambrosic and Judy Morris on behalf of the Dominican Sisters of Peace EcoJustice Committee, click here.

Water Witness
Offered by our Dominican Sisters of Peace Eco-Justice Committee 
"Water Witness" provides an awareness raising opportunity that challenges us to examine the hidden costs of water, reflect from a third world perspective, view photos, and journal. We live in a world experiencing a scarcity of water, and we live in a country where water is often taken for granted or wasted. We can do something about that reality by examining our use of water. To access this reflective and informative packet of information, click here.

Partnership for Global Justice
www.partnershipforglobaljustice.com
"Partnership for Global Justice provides educational programming to promote global citizenship and global spirituality, both at UN Headquarters in New York and reaching out to the world community. The Partnership collaborates with other organizations to provide resources to expand global understanding and promote justice."

ECPAT USA
End Child Prostitution Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes
www.ECPATUSA.org
"ECPAT is a network of organizations and individuals working together to eliminate the commercial sexual exploitation of children around the world."

ICCR
Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
www.iccr.org
"The Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility remains the pioneer coalition of active shareholders who view the management of their investments as a catalyst to promote justice and sustainability in the world. Comprising nearly 300 organizations with collective assets totaling over $100 billion, ICCR members help shape corporate policy on a host of environmental, social, and economic justice concerns."