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Archive for "Global Social Justice"

  • Featured, Global Social Justice, Justice for Immigrants & Refugees

    Posted on January 30th, 2012

    Written by Ethics Centre

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    Anti-discrimination, Immigrants & Refugees

    Canadian experience

    Canadian experience

    I attended a lecture once about foreign credentials. The lecture was informative, and gave information about all that our government is doing to ensure that the international academic and employment credentials obtained by immigrants and refugees obtained abroad are recognized in Canada. Then it came time for the question and answer period. There was a [...]

  • Featured, Global Social Justice, Justice for Immigrants & Refugees

    Posted on January 9th, 2012

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Anti-discrimination, Immigrants & Refugees

    Refugee Jesus

    Refugee Jesus

    Did you ever realize that Jesus was a refugee? In his early childhood, Jesus and his parents had to flee to Egypt because of death threats against him, and lack of safety in his homeland. Ahmed is also a refugee. He and his family are living in Canada now, but Ahmed still has flashbacks to [...]

  • Featured, Global Social Justice, Justice for Immigrants & Refugees

    Posted on January 2nd, 2012

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Anti-discrimination, Immigrants & Refugees

    Walk humbly, love mercy, act justly

    Walk humbly, love mercy, act justly

    Throughout history, people have always moved to new countries / provinces / lands to escape a bad life or to hope for a better one. And throughout history, migrants have been taken advantage of along the way and in their chosen destination.

  • Environment, Featured, Global Social Justice

    Posted on December 19th, 2011

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Africa, Family, Poverty, Weather

    Just celebrate

    Just celebrate

    Celebration is a wonderful part of life. And Christmas is a Christian feast! We all need to feast now and then; we all need to celebrate God’s blessings in our lives. But, I must admit, there’s a fine line between recognizing how blessed I am and feeling the guilt that comes with affluence. It’s hard to [...]

  • Fair Trade, Featured, Global Social Justice

    Posted on November 28th, 2011

    Written by Ethics Centre

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    Fair Trade

    Fair Trade

    Fair Trade

    Imagine working full-time (including overtime) and not being able to make enough money to give all of your children food for dinner. Imagine working from morning until night but never making enough money for “extras” like dessert or Christmas presents. Currently, 2 billion people live on less than $2US/day, and this is a severe threat [...]

  • Fair Trade, Featured, Global Social Justice

    Posted on November 7th, 2011

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Church, Dignity, Fair Trade, Poverty

    A good cup of joe

    A good cup of joe

    When my husband moved to a different area of the city, he went looking for a church that was near his new apartment. The first one he tried out was pretty good. The hymn selections were appealing to him. The minister had a gentle and thoughtful presence in the pulpit. And the congregation seemed to [...]

  • Fair Trade, Featured, Global Social Justice

    Posted on November 1st, 2011

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Fair Trade, Society

    Consumption, oppression, redemption

    Consumption, oppression, redemption

    Theologian Walter Rauschenbusch once wrote that it is “the will and power of God to redeem the permanent institutions of human society from their inherited guilt of oppression and extortion.” Have you ever thought of free market global capitalism as an institution of human society that needs to be redeemed? Have you ever thought of [...]

  • Featured, Global Social Justice, Human Trafficking

    Posted on September 26th, 2011

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Compassion, Dignity, Fair Trade, Human Sex Trafficking, Poverty

    Human trafficking: a “to do” list

    Human trafficking: a “to do” list

    Human trafficking is a problem with global implications. But it affects the lives of girls, women, and other vulnerable persons in deeply personal, deeply wounding ways. Hopefully during the Weekend of Prayer for Human Trafficking you were able to join us in learning more about human trafficking and praying for all those affected by this [...]

  • Featured, Global Social Justice, Human Trafficking

    Posted on September 19th, 2011

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Dignity, Human Sex Trafficking, Violence

    God has not forgotten.

    God has not forgotten.

    The Salvation Army is active in standing up against human sex trafficking. In 2004 it made the issue an international justice priority. The Army established an Anti-Trafficking Network worldwide and continues to advocate for victims and potential victims of human sex trafficking through the International Social Justice Commission. However, human trafficking is not limited to [...]

  • Featured, Global Social Justice, Human Trafficking

    Posted on September 12th, 2011

    Written by Ethics Centre

    Tags

    Art and Values, Human Sex Trafficking, Violence

    Don’t get taken

    Don’t get taken

    A couple of years ago I got roped into seeing an action movie – not usually my thing. I entered the theatre bracing myself for excessive violence. I left reeling from the film’s moral dearth. The movie was Taken and starred Liam Neeson. Have you seen it? In my view it’s absolutely horrible by any [...]

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