the Catalyst, Spring 2013 – Vol. 36, No. 1
By Citizens for Public Justice |
[…] Together
the Catalyst, Summer 2013 – Vol. 36, No. 2
By Citizens for Public Justice |
[…] Right Relationships by Joe Gunn
the Catalyst, Summer 2014 – Vol. 37, No. 2
By Citizens for Public Justice |
[…] href=”/content/minding-margins-christians-must-look-beyond-middle-class”>Minding the Margins: Christians Must Look Beyond the Middle Class by JanelleĀ Vandergrift
the Catalyst, Spring 2015 – Vol. 38, No. 1
By Citizens for Public Justice |
We Have a PlanĀ by Janelle Vandergrift Reconciliation is Scared WorkĀ byĀ MikeĀ Hogeterp Faith Leaders Defend Syrian Muslim Refugees by Kathryn Teeluck Poverty Promises and Income SplittingĀ by SaraĀ Hildebrand A Home for Public JusticeĀ by Jim McIntyre Of Pigsties, Stewardship, and the Flourishing of CreationĀ by Jim Dekker
the Catalyst, Winter 2015
By Citizens for Public Justice |
- What Election 2015 Means for Public JusticeĀ by Joe Gunn
- Shouting It From the RooftopsĀ byĀ MichĆØleĀ Biss
- and-climate-justice”>Inter-faith Statement Links Poverty and Climate JusticeĀ by RandolphĀ Haluza-DeLay, PhD
- A Better Future for Our ChildrenĀ byĀ KarriĀ Munn-Venn
- 5 People Who Are Praying for ParisĀ By MiriamĀ Mahaffy
- Groundings: An Advent Call to Listen in the Face […]
the Catalyst, Winter 2017
By Citizens for Public Justice |
The Winter 2017 edition of the Catalyst includes updates on our fall Chew on This! campaign as well as articles on the UN climate conference (COP23), tax reform, and the Safe Third Country Agreement.
the Catalyst, Winter 2018
By Citizens for Public Justice |
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.
Poverty Trends 2023
By Citizens for Public Justice |
Released annually, CPJās Poverty Trends reports provide readers with a review of data on poverty in Canada and the state of government action, as well as a vision for how we can move forward.
Press Release: CPJ Board announces new Executive Director
By Citizens for Public Justice |
[…] of Citizens for Public Justice (CPJ) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Executive Director, Joe Gunn.
āWe are very excited about Joeās vision forĀ CPJ,ā said JanetĀ Wesselius, board chair. āHis extensive knowledge of Canadian justice issues will complement the in-depth researchĀ CPJĀ has already done, augmentingĀ CPJāsĀ strong and unique public justice presence in Canadian policy debates.ā
Alberta Election 2015 ā No Longer Either-Or
By Citizens for Public Justice |
The Economy, the Environment, and Societal Well-Being As faithful citizens we are encouraged to seek out, debate and promote policies and practices which reflect Godās call forĀ love, justice, and the flourishing of Creation. Elections offer an important moment to reflect on the policy options before us. As Christians, we are urged to think beyond […]