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*Passionate about social justice?
*Interested in exploring a particular topic?
*Want to take action and make a difference?

JOIN Students for Social Justice
Contact:

Mission Statement:
As imitators of Christ, Students for Social Justice aims to show love to
our brothers and sisters not only by serving them, but also by advocating
for their rights and equality. We grow as a community when we learn about
topics of social justice and work together to change systems of inequality,
and in this process we strive to strengthen our faith by reflecting on
our experiences through prayer and dialogue.

SERVICE
*Want to get involved directly within your local community?
*Work with fellow UM Students in Christ?
*Serve our brothers and sisters as Christ did?

The following are monthly opportunities to join us as we work together at
these organizations in Ann Arbor:

• Delonis Community Kitchen
• Food Gatherers Warehouse
• Brookdale Assisted Living
• Recycle Ann Arbor
• Matthei Botanical Gardens & Nichols Arboretum
• St. Luke’s NEW Life Center
• Durant Tuuri Mott Elementary after school program

ADVOCACY
“Catholic teaching calls us to serve those in need and to change the structures that deny people their dignity and rights as children of God.”  - U.S. Bishops “Community ofSalt & Light”, 1994

Let your voice be heard! Make a change in your community. Together we can fight for social justice and equality!

• Learn about various inequalities, the structures that cause them, and how we can actively pursue justice.
• Write letters to your senator!
• Join us as we lobby in Washington D.C.!  November 12-14, 2011

REFLECTION
Share experiences with one another

• Discuss social inequalities and how our faith calls us to make change
• Grow in faith and love—learn more about our society, yourself, and your relationship with God

Fall semester meetings will be at St. Mary’s at 6:30 pm on the following dates:

• Tuesday, February 21
• Tuesdary, March 13
• Tuesday, April 10

Are you passionate about justice for others? Contact or 734-663-0557 x225.