In this issue:

• Lenten Transformation: Seeking Redemption of the Human Community and Earth -- Jim Hug, SJ
• "A Recipe for Collective Suicide" - Climate Change Update 2010 -- Jim Hug, SJ
• Seeing the World Anew - Part 2 -- Maria Riley, OP
• Returning to Localized Food Systems -- Kristin Sampson

In this issue:·        

• Taking on the Global Crises -- Jim Hug, SJ     
• Reducing Vulnerability, Enhancing Resilence – Jim Hug, SJ        
• Seeing the World Anew – Maria Riley, OP        
• The Logic of Gift in Caritas in Veritate – Katherine Feely, SND     
• Ensuring Human Rights in Agricultural Policy – Aldo Caliari        
• “It Worked” G20 Leaders say of Crisis Recovery Measures – Aldo Caliari   

•    New Book...Trade and Finance Linkages for Promoting  Development   --This publication was edited by Aldo Caliari (Center of Concern) and Vicente Paolo YU III (South Centre)

In this issue:·        

• Re-Planning Our Journey:  Pope Benedict Addresses the Crises -- Jim Hug, SJ     
• Time Ripe for Serious Commitments on Climate Change -- Theresa Polk       
• Developing Countries Give Voice to Financial and Economic Crises -- Aldo Caliari
• Rich Country Food Initiative Falls Short -- Theresa Polk
• Economics for the 21st Century -- Kristin Sampson         
• The Intersection of Climate Change, Agriculture, and Development:  An Interview with Laura Hurtado (Guatemala) and Fatou Mbaye (Senegal) -- Chadi el-Khoury    

In this Issue:

• Global Systemic Change -- Jim Hug, SJ
• Locked In? The Persistent Reach of a Discredited Theory -- Maria Riley, OP
• Values to Build On -- Kristin Sampson
• The Fox in the Henhouse -- Aldo Caliari
• A Looming Ecological Food Crisis -- Theresa Polk

 In this Issue:

• Introduction: Now Is Our Time -- Jim Hug, SJ
• After the Meltdown -- Jim Hug, SJ 
• Monterrey Consensus Barely Holds Its Own in Doha -- Aldo Caliari 
• Financial Summit Disappoints Only the Wishful -- Aldo Caliari 
• Bali Road-Map Hits a Road Block in Poland -- Theresa Polk 
• International Catholic Climate Campaign Launches -- Theresa Polk 

In this Issue:

• Introduction: Advancing the Global Common Good -- Jim Hug, SJ
• Engaging as Citizen and Disciple: Voting the Global Common Good -- Abiosseh Davis 
• From Head to Heart: Transformative Education and CST -- Bill Griffin 
• Financing for Development Review Offers Rare Opportunity -- Aldo Caliari

In this Issue:

• Introduction: Whispers of Needed New Beginnings -- Jim Hug, SJ
• Another Possible World is on the Horizon -- Maria Riley, OP
• Election 2008: Just the Beginning
• Cracks in the Shell -- Kristin Sampson
• The Gullah Islands -- Abiosseh Davis
• Financing for Development -- Aldo Caliari
• Lent Resources from Education for Justice

In this Issue:

• Introduction: Celebration and Hope - James E. Hug, SJ
• Populorum Progressio: Celebrations for the Future
• Election 2008
• Questions for Candidates - Jim Hug, SJ
• Tri-continental Partnership for Just Trade Policies - Kristin Sampson
• whither the WTO? - Maria Riley, OP
• Leisurely Development - Abiosseh Davis
• Hellos and Goodbyes
• Take a New Look at the Education for Justice Web Site

In this Issue:

• Introduction: We're Back! And We're re-NEW-ed! - James E. Hug, SJ
• Opting for the Option for the Poor - Kristin Sampson
• Election 2008: Enlarging the Moral Imagination - Maria Riley, OP
• Troubled Global Institutions Bring Crisis and Opportunity - Aldo Caliari
• House Farm Bill Fails to Deliver True Reform - Martin M. McLaughlin
• Education for Justice Announces a Brand New Look