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The ISJC is The Salvation Army's strategic voice to advocate for human dignity and social justice on behalf of the world's poor and oppressed.
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Find out more about the Exposed 2013 campaign
The Salvation Army is supporting a campaign to call on 100 million people in 100 nations to take action against corruption.
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Salvation Army to host events during UN Commission
The International Social Justice Commission is leading Salvation Army participation in the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.
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Salvationist teenager addresses United Nations
Kayla Calvo was asked by the UN to represent and speak on behalf of young people from around the world on the topic of 'Fulfilling the Rights of Indigenous Children: Successes and Challenges'.
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Being a Student Intern at the ISJC
Alyssa Miller is a social work student currently completing her placement with the International Social Justice Commission. Alyssa writes about her background, passions and hopes for her time at the ISJC and beyond.
Read Alyssa's article.
While Women Weep
It is not enough just to memorize William Booth’s call to action, "While women weep as they do now, I'll fight". Colonel Gwenyth J. Redhead reminds us that we, too, must be committed to "fight to the very end" against social injustice.
Read Colonel Redhead's blog entry....
Download the paper on Ethical Leadership and freedom from hunger (PDF)
A Call for Climate Justice
Whether we personally see the effects yet or not, Climate Change, in all of its complexity and danger, is here to stay. But just how big is this issue? And how are we as seekers of Christ’s justice to respond? These are the questions we set out to address in "A Call for Climate Justice".
This resource was originally released weekly in seven parts. The complete document is now available for dowload as a PDF file.
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