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Everybody’s got the right to live: Living wages and housing
The typical full-time worker earning the federal minimum wage — stuck at $7.25 per hour since 2009 — would have to work 122 hours each week of the year to afford a two-bedroom apartment or 99 hours each week for a one-bedroom apartment. That's neither possible nor moral.
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faith in action
The Climate and the Quadrilateral
Looking for a book study for your church to talk about climate justice? Church and Society Theology Intern Wyatt Robinson explores a theological reflection on our climate crisis.
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Multilateralism Faith and Facts Card
A two-sided card offering concise information about multilateralism.
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faith in action
We Need a “Yes” to Climate Justice
“Let your yes mean yes, and your no mean no.” — Matthew 5:37
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faith in action
Greetings on the project of liberation
Introducing Church and Society's new doctoral fellow in public health.
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faith in action
How to Be, Not Do, in Fascinating El Salvador
by Dorothy Wetzel (aka The Modern Day Church Lady)
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action
Take Action: Tell Congress to Reject Increases to the Pentagon Budget.
Join GBCS and our coalition partners in opposing more increases to the defense budget.
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faith in action
SNAP benefits are on the line
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, helps to feed millions of low-income families. Congress is currently negotiating between two versions of the bill. The version passed by the House would reduce or eliminate food assistance for 2 million people. Please call your members of Congress now and ask them to support the bipartisan 2Senate version of the bill, which protects SNAP. 202.224.3121.
