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Pre-Order Your 2021 IJPC Calendar
Pre-order is open! You may have heard about IJPC's 2021 Calendar and we are so excited to share the cover with you. This calendar is a perfect combination of joy and justice.
This Fall, IJPC’s Mission is on the Ballot
No matter your color on the political spectrum, everyone can agree that this November’s election is important. Each of IJPC’s core issues will be impacted by the election, from the presidential race to those at the bottom of the ballot.
Pope Francis’ Call for Abolition
By Sr. Alice Gerdeman, CDP Pope Francis’ encyclical letter, Brothers and Sisters All*, is to all people across the world and not just us in the United States. Everyone needs a challenge and everyone will find many in his spiritual reflections and vision of a
Readings and Reflections for the Week of Nonviolence
Join IJPC in observing the Week of Nonviolence by learning about how some of the most urgent social justice issues of our time relate to nonviolence.
Summer 2020 Newsletter
IJPC's Summer 2020 Newsletter includes updates on the resumption of the federal death penalty, the impacts of COVID-19 on human trafficking, fee changes for immigrants, the official save-the-date for our 2020 Annual Gathering, and a reflection from IJPC staff on systemic change and police brutality.
Request a Virtual Presentation from IJPC!
Our human trafficking and immigration presentations have moved online! Organize a talk for your classroom, social group, faith community and more.
Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Seventy-five years ago today, around 150,000 people died when the United States dropped the first nuclear bomb on the city of Hiroshima. Three days later, approximately 75,000 people died when the U.S. dropped another nuclear bomb on Nagasaki.
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