Engaging Impasse on Immigration workshop
A workshop where participants will explore feelings, fears and insights about immigration through reflection, role playing, and discussion. Includes instructions for the workshop facilitator and biographies for role playing.
Clamor for Justice/Clamor por la Justicia
This 120-page publication in English and Spanish brings Catholic Social Teaching to life through articles and reflection questions. For use by groups or individuals. $10
TANF Tested: Lives of Families in Poverty during the Recession
See the results of NETWORK's study on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and reflect on the lives of families in poverty during the recession.
A New START – A Key Step in the Reduction of Nuclear Weapons
A one-page (both sides) page of information about the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.
NETWORK Connection Issue on Immigration: Second Quarter 2010
Read NETWORK's most recent Connection issue on comprehensive immigration reform.
NETWORK Connection Issue on Ecological Justice: March-April 2009
Read the Connection issue on ecology and faith.
NETWORK Connection Issue on Healthcare: July-August 2009
Read the Connection issue on reforming our healthcare system.
NETWORK Connection Issue on Immigration: May-June 2009
Read the Connection issue the movement toward immigration justice.
NETWORK Connection Issue on Peacemaking: Sept.-Oct. 2009
Read the Connection issue on efforts to bring peace to Iraq and other parts of the world.
Responding to common arguments on Immigration Reform
We’ve all been in situations when a family member, neighbor, co-worker, or friend makes a disapproving comment about immigrants or immigration reform. Such as “they broke the law”, or “they should get in line”. Such words seem off-the-mark, but how do we respond?