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Healthy Masculinity: Working to end sexual assault
Women consider sexual assault daily. An average woman participates in approximately 189 thoughts or actions to prevent sexual assault each day. Changing this requires us to redesign the gender boxes into which we place men and women.
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faith in action
Apply today: Healthy masculinity training
Church and Society, the Illinois Great Rivers Annual Conference Board of Church and Society, and the Healthy Masculinities Action Project have teamed up to put on a training October 23-26, 2017.
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Our witness cannot stop now
In response to President Trump's executive order, the general secretary calls on United Methodists for further action on immigration.
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faith in action
Meet The Church and Society Staff
GBCS continues the legacy of Christian witness and action that began over 250 years ago.
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action
Tell Congress to support Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policy
We have a responsibility and opportunity to advocate alongside Native peoples in support of examining fully and truthfully U.S policies that codified and encouraged these immoral actions.
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faith in action
Nuclear Weapons are Illegal Now
Take action on January 22 when a historic treaty goes into effect.
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faith in action
Healing our educational system is a means of healing our country
Reflections on a week of learning and action about educational inequity in the U.S.
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faith in action
Maternal mortality in Texas
Deaconess Megan Hale attended a training on maternal mortality sponsored by the United Methodist Women and Church and Society. What she learned about maternal mortality rates inspired her to put her faith into action.
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faith in action
Male partner reproductive coercion
Male partner reproductive coercion is a male partner’s attempts to maintain control in the relationship through actions related to reproductive health.
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faith in action
Breaking the Cycle of Violence Against Girls
As part of the celebrations of the International Day of the Girl, Church and Society co-sponsored an event at the Canadian Embassy to the U.S. titled, "Data to Action: Breaking the Cycle of Violence Against Girls."
