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Globalization and Impacts

Today's Slavery: Human Trafficking and Church Response

This four page resource can be used as a companion piece to The Whistleblower Film Discussion Guide. It overviews the current state of human trafficking, its causes and scope, Catholic responses, and ...more

Jobs: A Moral Crisis

“The job crisis in the U.S. and globally is not only an economic crisis, it is a moral crisis,” argues Maria Riley in this three page reflection. Riley argues that the convergence of multiple cris...more

Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Update , by: Katherine Feely/Jane Deren, PhD.

Ending Poverty in Our Time. The Millennium Development Goals consist of eight key targets set by world leaders to address and eliminate poverty by 2015. World leaders just met to assess their progre...more
Made in L.A.

"Made in L.A." Film Discussion Guide , by: Jane Deren

Made in L.A. is an Emmy award-winning feature documentary (70 min) that follows the remarkable story of three Latina immigrants working in Los Angeles garment sweatshops as they embark on a three-yea...more
Love in Truth

"Caritas in Veritate" Authentic Human Development , by: Katherine Feely, SND

Pope Benedict’s encyclical, Caritas in Veritate (Love in Truth) is an anniversary document marking the 40th anniversary of Populorum Progressio issued by Pope Paul VI in 1967. Benedict notes, “In...more

Economic Crisis Quiz , by: Liz Leipold

Test your knowledge on the the key issues of the economic crisis. This interactive quiz is a great springboard into a discussion of root causes and the intersection of forces that need to be addresse...more

November 15, 2006 - Vatican Says "Free Trade" Agenda of U.S. Hurts Poor Countries , by: Jill Rauh

On October 17, 2006, Archbishop Celestino Migliore, the Vatican’s representative to the UN, emphasized that the “free trade” agenda that the U.S. and other rich countries are promoting is often detrimental to poor countries.

Immigrants, Jobs, and the Economy: Debunking the Myths , by: Jill Rauh

Some opponents of immigration would allege that job loss in the U.S. can be blamed on the arrival of immigrants in the U.S. However, immigrants are actually more like to help the economy grow and crea...more

Another World is Possible , by: Maria Riley, O.P.

Deepening globalization is a phenomenon of our age. In this presentation Maria Riley looks at several different dimensions of globalization, its history, its driving forces, how it is playing out acro...more

Looking at Root Causes: Why do Immigrants Come to the U.S.? , by: Jill Rauh

There are 60 countries in today's world that are poorer than they were thirty years ago. A fifth of the world's population (1.2 billion people) lives on less than $1 per day and almost half the world'...more
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