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Featured this Month: Where There's a Need...
This resource is an important record of the international impact and work of The Salvation Army from 2015 – 2020 as it pertains to the first five SDGs. They tell a numerical and empirical story that is impressive and inspiring. What they cannot tell are the innumerable heartwarming human stories of children, women and men served with compassion, related to with dignity, and engaged with the love of God, from the albino child taught a trade and spared stigma in Tanzania, to the traumatised and trafficked Thai girl sheltered in Sydney.
Where There's A Need is available to download free of charge. Please visit https://issuu.com/isjc/docs/where_there_s_a_need... to view, print and download it.
Study Guides
Speak Justice Podcasts
Munnday Mornings Podcast
Social Justice Articles
Forging a Culture of Renewal and Accountability
A progress report on The Salvation Army's accountability movement from Australia's Others Magazine.
The Salvation Army's Role in Advocacy
This monograph summarizes the ethical bases for The Salvation Army's Social Services, emphasizing the Army's role in advocacy.
When Justice is the Measure
Throughout this book—amplified by questions for reflection, prayers and case studies—the authors remind us of the intricate relationship between imago Dei, humanity and justice.
Publications
Where There's a Need...
The Salvation Army's Contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (2015-2020)
Human Rights and The Salvation Army
Reflecting on the 70th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Go and Do Something
Free to download, full of ideas for reflection, action and prayer to make the world a better place
Building a Just World
Examining The Salvation Army's contribution to the UN's Millennium Development Goals
Jesus and Justice
Living right while righting wrongs
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Someone Like Me
Lt-Col. Eirwen Pallant (ISJC Deputy Director) reflects on recent events and the need to see ourselves in the ‘other’ - from UK Salvationist, July 2016
Living Faith in the Economy
A framework developed by the International Moral and Social Issues Council, 2012
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Research Papers
Pornography
An industry systematically shaping relationships and views towards women - a report by intern Robert Docter
Combatting Food Insecurity
The growth and effectiveness of Salvation Army food banks in developed countries - a report by intern Caitlin Hallett
Ethical Consumerism
Ethical Consumerism and the love to our neighbours through our consumption of goods - a report by intern Stephanie Marinelli
Early Childhood Development
Early Childhood Development and the Christian's role in helping our children to develop their God-given potencial- a report by intern Catherine Millan Flores
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Special Events
Faith and social justice in the 21st Century
General André Cox speaks at the 2015 Boundless congress on how people of faith can better contribute to social justice today
Global Conversation Papers
From a 2014 Salvation Army conference for social work and emergency disaster services
Address to Argentine Congress
Address by ISJC Director Lt-Col. Dean Pallant at The Forum with Parlamento y Fe, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Brazilian Symposium on Social Justice
The four papers on human rights written by ISJC Director Lt-Col. Dean Pallant for the June 2018 Symposium
A Caring Army: Called to be Street Lamps
Adapted from when Commissioner Jane Paone preached at the Boundless International Congress in 2015.