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Category Archives: economic justice
Grand Rapids Justice Conference
If your schedule is open on April 16 and you live near or will be in the Grand Rapids area, consider attending the Grand Rapids Justice Conference. Interested? Click on the link to Justice Conference.
Posted in , Association for a Just Society (AJS), economic justice, Immigration, Immigration Reform, justice, peace and justice, politics, poverty, social justice
Tagged Association for a Just Society, Biblical Justice, Evangelicals for Social Action, justice, Ron Sider, social justice
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Giving Gifts for Good Causes that Give Back
In searching for ways and places to purchase socially responsible gifts, I came upon a blog by Tasha Lopez called “Tasha’s Thoughts.” that provides many useful links to shop for items that help support worthy and just causes. Check it … Continue reading
Posted in Advent, economic justice, justice, Lifestyle, Stewardship
Tagged social justice, social responsibility
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Shop with a Clear Conscience
Looking for a socially responsible way to shop for gifts that promote justice and do not contribute to or support businesses that in some way contribute to unfair or inhumane labor practices? If so, SweatFree Communities has links to a … Continue reading
black friday vs. buy nothing day (via eugene cho)
I just read a thought-provoking, informative, and well-balanced post by Christian blogger, Eugene Cho, about “Buy Nothing Day” (BND). In the United States, BND is observed the day after Thanksgiving, aka “Black Friday.” I think it is far too easy … Continue reading
Calvin College Professor Faces Trial in Honduras
Officials from the Christian Reformed Church in North America (CRCNA) have sent a letter to leaders of the government in Honduras, asking that Calvin College sociology professor, Kurt Ver Beek, who is also a co-founder of the Association for a … Continue reading
2010 Shop with a Conscience Consumer Guide
The following link is from the SweatFree Communities website with a helpful guide to products–mostly clothing–that were made by workers who made a decent wage and are treated fairly. I know this is one of those things that we would … Continue reading
Posted in economic justice, justice, social justice, ubuntu
Tagged fair trade, workers rights
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What is the Micah Challenge?
…what does the LORD require of you? To do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God. (Micah 6:8) The Micah Challenge is a global Christian campaign which aims to: deepen our engagement with the poor … Continue reading
Posted in economic justice, justice, poverty, social justice
Tagged economic justice, Micah Challenge, poverty
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