Justice Action Bulletin

The latest news on active nonviolence: Voter turnout on Nov. 6 was the second largest in El Paso history, with growth fueled largely by young voters and women; 200 ethicists and theologians issue statement in response to recent hate-fueled acts

The latest news on active nonviolence: "Largest Catholic advocacy day of the year" comes at end of Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice; Faith leaders organize to encourage Latinos to vote.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Students celebrate Day of the Dead with ofrendas based on field research; Homeless encampment lawsuit close to settlement; Catholic groups speak about refugee caravan

The latest news on active nonviolence: A Pakistani family returns to their home and business after seven months in sanctuary; Plowshares activists, volunteer plan to use religious freedom defense; and more

The latest news on active nonviolence: Washington declares death penalty unconstitutional; sanctuary updates in Philadelphia and Charlottesville, Virginia; judge temporarily holds off end of TPS

The latest news on active nonviolence: San Jose's police won't enforce eviction notice on organized homeless camp; Catholic Mobilizing Network presses church teaching on capital punishment; Campaign Nonviolence events in all 50 states

The latest news on active nonviolence: Faith leaders hold service at border fence between Mexico, New Mexico; "Disarm Trident Peace Walk" hits midpoint; Laffin convicted, sentenced to time served.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Indigenous leaders announce pipeline agreement; "Disarm Trident Peace Walk"; letter asks Congress to "end immoral forms of policy violence against children."

The latest news on active nonviolence: Faith in Action to reach out to 1 million potential midterm voters; undocumented person leaves her sanctuary; shareholders hold weapons manufacturers accountable; air show protest planned in Cleveland

The latest news on active nonviolence: Group plans to help immigrants leave sanctuary safely; Catholic Mobilizing Network condemns execution; people of faith oppose natural gas compression station

The latest news on active nonviolence: Protectors support counterprotesters at "Unite the Right" rally; action follows catechism change on death penalty; vigils mark Hiroshima, Nagasaki anniversaries.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Baltimore joins effort to prevent nuclear war; hundreds commemorate atomic bombings of Hiroshima, Nagasaki; Kings Bay Plowshares group uses unique legal defense

The latest news on active nonviolence: Catholic workers who claim damage to pipeline are in hiding; Catholic Workers celebrate 85th anniversary with anti-drone protest; Sierra Club joins ICAN efforts; Northwest coast Buddhist monks begin peace walk to mark atomic bomb anniversaries

The latest news on active nonviolence: Actions planned for Hiroshima and Nagasaki anniversaries; Catholic groups turn out in London for anti-Trump protests; Catholic workers arrested in Maine for blocking garage entryway during visit from Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action draws attention to nuclear submarines; Catholic legal group calls to extend temporary protected status for Somalia, to Guatemala; observances planned for anniversaries of atomic bomb

The latest news on active nonviolence: Supported by archbishop, thousands protest gun violence in Chicago. Also: plans to commemorate Hiroshima-Nagasaki bombings, and thank-you letters to bishops.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Kings Bay Plowshares group's attorney files for dismissal of charges on grounds of "illegal selection prosecution"; Justice and Peace Scotland protests underwater defense conference as a waste of resources; two reports on people seeking sanctuary in face of deportation; Enbridge pipeline in Minnesota approved

The latest news on active nonviolence: Sisters and others of faith step up to support families after meatpacking plant raid; renewal of temporary protected status for Yemeni people is a moral must, faith leaders say; Catholic Workers call on mayor to defund police, cite killings

The latest news on active nonviolence: Groups condemn use of Scripture to justify separation of immigrant families; Hunger-strikers oppose third runway at Heathrow Airport in London.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Hundreds arrested at Poor People's Campaign actions; Jesuit Parish Justice Summit coming up; "Christian political artist" targets Army billboards.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Faith leaders protest Minn. pipeline; Arrests at anti-nuke protest at Mass. Air Force base; CLINIC, bishop advise migrants; Poor People's Campaign focuses on gun violence

The latest news on active nonviolence: Activists protest nuclear weapons in Kansas City, Missouri, and D.C.; Chicago pastor spends birthday protesting NRA; Plowshares activists begin home confinement

The latest news on active nonviolence: Two arrests during 'Stop the Killing' rally against drone warfare; religious beliefs as legal defense; coalition demands accountability for sexual harassment by JetBlue subcontractor

The latest news on active nonviolence: Ten activists cited for trespassing at naval base; Poor People's Campaign launched; Maryland recognizes "Catonsville Nine" protest with memorial marker.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Rally against Trump administration's decision to end temporary protected status for Honduras; Three immigrant mothers to speak about threat of family separation; Lawsuit for housing for homeless continues in California

The latest news on active nonviolence: Santa Clara University hosts Immigration Week; Amicus brief filed in domestic violence asylum case; Father, son protest Anzac Day in Australia

The latest news on active nonviolence: Chapel Hill church campus offers sanctuary to Honduran mother; Kings Bay Plowshares follow-up tips; Indianapolis clergy back Mexican immigrant.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Four students Hope College in Holland, Michigan, want to help more people accepted to the school attend; lawsuit brought against Orange County and the cities of Orange, Costa Mesa and Anaheim by the Orange County Catholic Worker and seven individuals experiencing homelessness continues; Irida Kakhtiranova is facing deportation

The latest news on active nonviolence: At least 20 arrested in peace walk to Nevada National Security Site; mayor pushes back on sanctuary; retreatants stand "with the crucified Christ today."

The latest news on active nonviolence: Activists to protest president's meeting with Saudi crown prince; Bipartisan Congressional panel formed to discuss second chances for ex-prisoners

The latest news on active nonviolence: Symposium held to celebrate 75th anniversary of founding of Koinoia Farm; Pax Christi Metro New York to honor Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Sullivan; Immigration demonstrations scheduled

The latest news on active nonviolence: Poor People's Campaign rallies for anniversary of "Bloody Sunday"; British priest faces imprisonment for failing to pay damage fines; young people are mobilizing for March 24 anti-gun violence action; new ways to fight the death penalty and its effects

The latest news on active nonviolence: Settlement reached in dispute over closing homeless camp; Working People's Day of Action; colleges overlook suspensions for activism; prayer service at border

The latest news on active nonviolence: Ignatian Solidarity Network mobilizes on Valentine's Day; nuclear war protests in the U.K.; boycotting banks that fund private prisons detaining migrants

The latest news on active nonviolence: Orange County Catholic Worker and seven homeless people sue to stop shutdown of homeless camp; mother seeks sanctuary; "40 Days of Moral Action."

The latest news on active nonviolence: Learn to move from awareness to prevention this human trafficking week; Orange County Catholic worker files suit on behalf of about 1,000 homeless; anti-drone vigil at Beale marks success

The latest news on active nonviolence: Franciscan Action Network and others rally against travel ban; Scalabrini migration study finds 2.2 million residents would be Dream Act-eligible; Indonesians find sanctuary in a Reformed Church; berry farm lawsuit filed on behalf of workers

The latest news on active nonviolence: Immigration is a pro-life issue, too; a Methodist church offers sanctuary to an Albanian immigrant with temporary protected status; Hildegard House Catholic Workers headed to protest the Enbridge pipeline

The latest news on active nonviolence: Dorothy Day Catholic Worker, Witness Against Torture partner against Guantanamo Bay injustices; leaders urge extension of protected status for Salvadorans

The latest news on active nonviolence: Des Moines Catholic Worker and Voices for Peace co-sponsored the Feast of Holy Innocents Faith and Resistance Retreat and Witness; Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Dubuque is closing refugee resettlement

The latest news on active nonviolence: Las Posadas highlights immigrants struggles; churches offer sanctuary; vigil and fast in support of Yemen

The latest news on active nonviolence includes a father seeking sanctuary in New Haven; coalition urges Congress to help families in Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands; and an anti-pipeline prayer march.

The latest news on active nonviolence: Activists protest ROTC programs at Jesuit universities; mothers deliver Thanksgiving cookies to Congress; Catholic retreat center shelters immigrants.

Justice Action Bulletin: Ignatian schools stand together for children brought to the United States; Jewish people act against hunger; Alex Garcia, denied a stay of removal in late August, is seeking sanctuary at Christ Church United Church of Christ in Maplewood, Missouri

The latest news on active nonviolence includes arrests at the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline construction site; sanctuary for immigrants; and the World Food Prize "contested at the front door."

Welcome to NCR's Justice Action Bulletin, where every Tuesday we bring you the latest news on active nonviolence in the service of peace and justice. 

Welcome to NCR's Justice Action Bulletin, where every Tuesday we bring you the latest news on active nonviolence in the service of peace and justice. 

Welcome to NCR's Justice Action Bulletin, where every Tuesday we bring you the latest news on active nonviolence in the service of peace and justice.