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Dr. Bustamante discusses why protecting retirement is in the Common Good.
Dr. Weishar explores life after prison through Thomas Johnson's experience.
Dr. Mitchell examines race radicalization from a causation lens.
Ms. Donovan discusses the danger of block grant funding for Medicaid and SNAP.
Dr. Weishar examines Louisiana's claim as being the incarceration capital of the world in light of possible criminal justice reform.
Dr. Nik Mitchell expresses support for Louisiana SB 142 and HB 141.
JSRI Associate, Fr. Ted Arroyo, SJ asks: Are we still a nation of immigrants?
Sakeenah Shabazz, a visiting Emerson National Hunger Fellow at JSRI, reflects on The SNAP Story Bank Project.
Fr. Kammer discusses how the poor and marginalized are at risk of being overlooked by the Trump administration.
Dr. Weishar shares about a series of guided conversations with religious leaders about theri grassroots experiences with inter-cultural exchange, immigrant accompaniment and hospitality, and advocacy for immigrant justice.