“Work is not only for one's self.  It is for one's family, for the nation, and indeed for the benefit of the entire human family.” ~ Economic Justice for All, US Bishops

Justice Cafes will take place on campuses, in parishes and coffee shops across the United States and in Africa around the 3rd week of January.

Reflect & Explore (Before the Cafe)

• Reflect on the work you do or hope to do.  How does this work help you develop yourself and your community? 
• Consider all the workers you interact with each day--service workers, bus drivers, teachers, etc...  Reflect on their contributions to your life and society
• Look for stories of economic and worker justice in news and global events. 
• Watch a video clip and post a comment
• Explore the topic further  on the January Justice Cafe Page

Join the Conversation

• Join a Justice Cafe in your community
• Host a Justice Cafe
• Visit the Conversation Blog

IPJC Justice Cafes gather young adults across the U.S. and Africa to:

• Build Community- with young adults regionally, nationally and internationally
• Act for Justice - explore issues of global and local concern and act together for justice
• Deepen Spirituality - make connections between spirituality and justice

Justice Cafe Experience

• Meet other young adults at a justice café held in your local community on the 3rd weekof the month
• Visit this web hub before and after your justice café to reflect and explore the topic
• Interact online with other justice cafés in your region and nationwide via the Justice Cafe Blog

Learn More

• Download the IPJC Justice Café Brochure
• Download a Sample Monthly Host Kit
• Download the 2011-2012 Justice Cafe Season Flyer

Watch the Justice Cafe Video:

Your tax deductible contribution will support IPJC and Justice Cafés. Thank You!

2011-2012 Justice Cafe Topics:  Reconciliation, Sustainable Food, Technology, Poverty, Education Access, Rights of Workers, and Common Good/Common Ground.

Justice Cafe Network:  Justice Cafes will begin again in September at parish, campus and community locations across the United States, Africa and beyond!  See the list of locations from our 2010-2011 Justice Cafe season.

Is your city not listed? Contact IPJC at ipjc@ipjc.org or 206-223-1138 to learn about bringing Justice Cafes to young adults in your community.