Alliance to End Human Trafficking is a collaborative, faith-based national network that offers education, supports access to survivor services, and engages in advocacy to eradicate human trafficking. Members include 200+ congregations of Catholic Sisters, coalitions working against human trafficking and individuals who share our mission. 

The Catholic Climate Covenant inspires and mobilizes the U.S. Catholic community to care for creation and achieve climate justice through the lens of integral ecology.

Friends in Solidarity is a collaborative ministry initiated by Institutes of Women and Men Religious in the United States supporting the people of Africa, especially South Sudan, through initiatives to train teachers, health care professionals, farmers and pastoral teams.

The Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility is a membership organization of institutional investors comprising faith-based organizations, asset managers, labor unions, pension funds, academic institutions, foundations and other likeminded investors. Members use investments as shareholders to catalyze change in some of the world’s most powerful corporations on critical environmental and social issues.

NETWORK is an inclusive national Catholic Social Justice Lobby founded by Catholic Sisters in 1971. NETWORK mobilizes and trains members to advocate for policies that achieve racial, economic, and social justice; serve the common good; and honor the dignity of all.

The Laudato Si’ Action Platform is a shared space where the Church develops a bold and active response to the ecological crisis, so urgently illustrated in Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’. The platform equips the Church to take environmental and social action to protect our common home.

Pax Christi USA is a membership organization grounded in the Gospel and Catholic Social Teaching that rejects war, preparation for war, every form of violence and domination, and personal and systemic racism. 

UNANIMA International is a Non-Governmental Organization with Special Consultative Status with the United Nations. They represent 25 Congregations of Women Religious, comprising over 25,000 people in 100 countries. UNANIMA advocates on behalf of women and children experiencing extreme poverty and homelessness/ displacement, migrants and refugees, victims of human trafficking, and environmental issues with the aim to educate and influence policymakers at the global level.