Links
JRS works with, is part of and relies on a large network of partners and actors in the humanitarian world. The following overview provides links to other non-governmental organisations (NGOs), Jesuit and Catholic institutions, governments, international organisations, UN agencies and other useful resources.
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ACNUR |
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Alto Comisionado del las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados |
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Ignatian Solidarity Network |
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The Ignatian Solidarity Network's purpose is to facilitate and enhance the effectiveness of existing social justice and advocacy efforts that are currently present in Jesuit affiliated high schools, universities and colleges, parishes, retreat centers, independent organizations and lay individuals across the nation. The network serves as a means to connect, strengthen, and broaden communication among these already existing groups in order to better understand what it means to live and act upon "a faith that does justice." |
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Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC) |
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Based in four core values—social justice, simple living, community, and spirituality—the Jesuit Volunteer Corps offers women and men an opportunity to work full-time for justice and peace. Jesuit Volunteers are called to the mission of serving the poor directly. They work for and with people who are homeless, unemployed, refugees, people with AIDS, the elderly, street youth, abused women and children, the mentally ill and the developmentally disabled. More than 250 grassroots organizations across the world count on Jesuit Volunteers to provide essential services. |
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Jesuit Commons |
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Jesuit Commons is a "virtual meeting place" where a millions-strong, global network of individuals, schools and institutions collaborate to benefit poor communities. |
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America Magazine |
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America, a Jesuit magazine, was planned as the American counterpart of The Tablet of London, a respected Catholic weekly review. America is the only national Catholic weekly magazine in the United States. |
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Inter-University Committee on International Migration |
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Since its establishment in 1974, the Inter-University Committee on International Migration has been a focal point for migration and refugee studies at member institutions, which include Boston University, Brandeis University, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Harvard University, MIT, Tufts University, and Wellesley College. |
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