Human Atrocities in Congo: What Can We Do?
Between July 30 and August 3, a reign of terror was released upon villages in the Congo's eastern mining districts.
Injustice
Reel Images of Immigration: Made in L.A.
[Editor's Note: This week we will have a series of reviews on films with a focus on immigration. Check back each day for a new film review, and visit www.faithandimmigration.org for more information]
A Rare Opportunity for Direct Civil Disobedience in Arizona
Since the recent passage of Arizona Senate Bill 1070, scheduled to go into effect on July 29, those of us working for social justice in the United States have a rare opportunity to register a particularly effective form of protest.
Tupac Shakur: Liberation Theologian for Our Times
Many music critics have said that a truly special artist comes around only once every generation.
An Open Letter to Madonna
Thank you. Earlier this week, after a month-long sojourn in Malawi, my family arrived home in California with our newly adopted son, Vasco Fitzmaurice Mark David Possley.
Voices from the Gulf: Besieged by Depression
A Late-Night Save, A Lifetime Commitment to Social Justice
The other night as I rode my bike up Massachusetts Ave. with my friend Jeehye, we came upon a man who was about to jump off a bridge.
New York Domestic Workers Call for Rights
Last spring while eating lunch I noticed a domestic worker poring over piles of Christian books.
Focusing World Cup Fever on South Africa's Fringe
I have committed my work, social action, and development endeavors to a social consciousness and awareness that propels a high standard of morality, ethics, and codes of conduct.