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Highlights in this issue:
The ADA and The Church....It’s Complicated!
Building up a New World
How Many Postcards Can Your Congregation Collect?
Resources Available from Reproductive Justice Town Hall at Synod
JPAN
Getting to the Root - May 2022
Read the May newsletter of the UCC Justice and Peace Action Network.
Read MoreJPANet January Newsletter 2021
There are few words that can cover the violent attack we collectively witnessed …at the Capitol building in Washington D.C. What we can say, is that immediate steps must be taken to strengthen and repair our democracy. For this month's Getting to the Root, Washington D.C. Office Director, Sandy Sorensen, and Domestic Policy Advocate, Katie Adams, teamed up to tackle this massive and pertinent issue.
Read MoreJPANet: Urgent Call for COVID Relief
Inaction from Congress means millions will lose their homes and go hungry. Congress needs to pass a relief and stimulus package that addresses the needs of the many people who are facing hunger, homelessness, job loss and health issues.
Read MoreOctober JPANet Newsletter
October is the month for early voting (in most states) and mail-in voting! As you know, there is much at stake in this election. UCC Washington D.C. Office Director, Sandy Sorensen, talks with us this month about the barriers and challenges to voting, but also the importance of doing so.
Read MoreDisarm Domestic Violence
from Justice and Peace Action Network:
The deadly mass shooting at a Las Vegas music festival on October 1st is yet another tragic reminder of the terrible toll taken by gun violence in the United States. Far less likely to make the headlines are the injuries and deaths that arise from the use of guns in acts of domestic violence.
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