[…] 2017 edition of the Catalyst highlights key pieces of CPJ’s work including our Lenten Give it up for the Earth! campaign, the government consultations on national housing and poverty plans, and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. It also features opinion pieces from a few of our friends on Canada’s 150th anniversary, the blessing of refugees […]
The Winter 2019 edition of the Catalyst includes a series of articles from CPJ with a more in–depth look at the results of the 2019 federal election and where we go from here.
The Spring 2020 edition of the Catalyst includes analysis on climate migrants, an inclusive just transition, and discipleship in the midst of the climate crisis.
The Winter 2020 edition the Catalyst continues CPJ’s analysis of the impacts of the COVID–19 pandemic and includes articles looking at the Safe Third Country Agreement and the rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
The Spring 2021 edition the Catalyst includes an update on CPJ’s approach to basic income, invites faith communities to join For the Love of Creation’s faith–in–action campaign, and highlights the work of Migrant Students United and Operation Black Vote Canada.
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We Have a Plan by Janelle Vandergrift Reconciliation is Scared Work by Mike Hogeterp Faith Leaders Defend Syrian Muslim Refugees by Kathryn Teeluck Poverty Promises and Income Splitting by Sara Hildebrand A Home for Public Justice by Jim McIntyre Of Pigsties, Stewardship, and the Flourishing of Creation by Jim Dekker
The Spring 2018 edition of the Catalyst features articles on our Give it up for the Earth! campaign, our latest series of infographics on poverty in Canada, and information on a new book from CPJ!
The Winter 2018 edition of the Catalyst includes updates on our fall Chew on This! campaign and the newly released national poverty reduction strategy as well as articles on the latest UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, and the effects of public discourse on refugees in Canada.
