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Loreto Justice Network

In 2018 the Province Council of Loreto Australia and South East Asia ratified the Terms of Reference of the Loreto Justice Network to inform, form and transform our mission and ministries via engagement of our heads, hearts and hands in a corporate commitment to social justice.  The LJN meet four times a year. 

The four signposts guiding our integrated approach are: Advocacy, Communication, Education/Formation and Research. 

The Loreto Justice Network focuses on five main areas:                

  • Human Trafficking 
  • Indigenous Rights 
  • Refugees and Asylum Seekers
  • Climate Change
  • Women and Children   

Loreto holds annual Mary Ward Justice Lectures in most states to promote discussion on key social issues.

For more information about the Loreto Justice Network please contact the LJN Co-ordinator, Anne Muirhead (anne.muirhead@loretoministries.org.au), follow Loreto Australia and South East Asia on Facebook and regular justice articles in the Loreto Networker.

For more information about Justice partner agencies: 

  • MWIA
  • IBVM at the UN
  • Australian Catholic Religious Against Trafficking in Humans (ACRATH)
  • Australian Catholic Social Justice Council
  • Brigidine Asylum Seeker Project
  • Catholic Mission Australia
  • Catholic Religious Australia (CRA)
  • Caritas Australia

Resources

Loreto Justice Network | Review of 2020

Uluru Statement from the Heart  

A Unified Response to Climate Change

Voices that Challenge

Migrant and Refugee Reflection Week

MWIA Supports Forced Marriage Education Program

World Refugee Day 2019

Listen to the Heart from the Heart of our Land

Overcoming Silence

Descent into Cruelty 

2018 Loreto Ministries Justice Resource Booklet 

Social Spirituality       

The Human Right to Education Position Paper

Mary Ward JPIC Newsletter No. 1, 2020

Etched in Our Hearts – A Reflection and Resources Related to Racism

UN Update No. 43, June 2020

Committed to the Cause – Working on the Frontline to End Human Trafficking

Young and Free – Really?

International Youth Day Webinar

Mary Ward Justice Forum 2020 | Australian Women & COVID-19

Feature Image: Loreto Normanhurst students – week without words.

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  • Human Trafficking
  • Rights of Indigenous People
  • Refugees & Asylum Seekers
  • Climate Change
  • Women & Children
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