Unit

War and Conflict, Peace and Social Justice

This five-page unit takes an introductory look at some of the complexities of war & conflict and peace & justice, on both the personal and international levels.
Prayer

Prayer for the Decade of Nonviolence for Children

Prayer

Prayer for Personal and Corporate Accountability

February 14, 2003 - Archbishop Desmond Tutu on Non-Violence

Celebrating African American Catholic Leaders - Fr. Clarence Willimas, CPPS, Ph.D.

Fr. Clarence Williams, CPPS, Ph.D., was ordained in 1978 in Cleveland, Ohio. This resource highlights his work in the United States and throughout the world on the issues of racism and...
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Lesson Plan

Water Privatization

This six-page unit looks at the current trend of water privatization throughout the world. Beginning with a short prayer, this unit discusses several topics including water as a human right, CST and...
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Celebrating African American Catholic Leaders - Sr. Jackie Laster, RSM

Fact Sheet & Handout

World Social Forum

This one-page fact sheet presents basic information about the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil, January 23-28, 2003.  
Reflection

Thomas Merton: Christian Roots of Nonviolence

This four-page resource features excerpts from Thomas Merton's essay, "Blessed are the Meek: The Christian Roots of Nonviolence." A prayer and discussion questions are included.
Activity

Martin Luther King, Jr. Quotes Activity

Martin Luther King, Jr., is well-known throughout the world for his leadership role in the U.S. civil rights movement and his belief in non-violent social change. King also supported human rights for...
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Fact Sheet & Handout

Dignity of the Worker

This unit on the dignity of the worker features the following materials: fact sheets, scripture passages related to human dignity and questions for reflection and discussion.
Reflection

2003 World Day of Peace Message and Discussion Questions

This reflection includes the full text of Pope John Paul II's 2003 World Day of Peace Message, discussion questions and a pledge for peace.