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Resources and Links |
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Advocacy Links
Every advocate needs in their possession
a treasure box of resources, of places to go for information.
We have listed a number of excellent Web sites divided by affiliation:
Presbyterian, Ecumenical, Interfaith, Secular and Government. Learn
about these Web sites. |
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Advocacy Issues in Focus
Get
in depth information on advocacy issues that affect women
as well as ways that you can get involved to make a chnage.
Get Advocacy Issues in
Focus. |
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ACWC reports to the General
Assembly
A General Assembly committee which advocates
for full inclusiveness and equity in all areas of life and
work in the church and society.
Learn about the ACWC reports. |
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Counseling and supporting
pregnant women facing difficult circumstances
This Web site features resources for congregations
counseling and supporting pregnant women facing difficult circumstances.
It was compiled in response to an action of the 216th
General Assembly, and features four pamphlets consistent with
the policies of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) on the topic
of problem pregnancy, published by Women's Ministries, National
Ministries Division. Go to the problem
pregnancy Web site. |
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Turn
Mourning Into Dancing!
A Policy Statement on Healing
Domestic Violence and Study Guide
Turn Mourning Into Dancing, approved by the 213th General Assembly (2001), explores
the root causes of domestic violence and the church’s complicity
and response to the problem. The term “domestic violence” in
this policy statement and its rationale is used as an inclusive
term to broadly encompass the abuse found in child/child,
parent/child, spouse/spouse, partner/partner, adult child/aging
parent relationships, as well as violence that occurs in
sibling and dating relationships. Three clear goals are
advocated: first, to protect the victims from further abuse;
second, stop the abuser’s violence and hold the abuser
accountable; and third, restore the family relationship
if possible or mourn the loss of relationship. A churchwide
community-based response strategy is presented and a study
and action guide is included.
Download
Turn Mourning into Dancing!
$4.00
PDS #OGA01018
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Hearing the Silence, Healing
the Pain: Stories of Sexual Misconduct Through Sexual Abuse
in the Church
This is an excellent resource which
presents the stories of victims/survivors of clergy sexual
abuse and the PC(USA) policies on sexual misconduct. Originally
published in 1995, it has been updated and reprinted.
$1.00
Item #7271099012

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Training Curriculum on Sexual
Abuse by Clergy
Produced by the Center
for Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence, this is
a "comprehensive trainer's curriculum which includes
background and scope of problem factors in crossing boundaries,
ethical analysis of the issues, prevention and intervention.
The kit includes two videos, study guides, brochures, trainer's
notebook, extensive background materials and a workshop manual.
Email Women's Advocacy or call (888) 728-7228, x5382 for more information
or borrowing arrangements. |
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Visions
of a New Century: Women and Economic Justice!
Church & Society
Jumpstart your commitment to economic
justice: get a free copy of Church
and Society magazine's "Visions of a New Century:
Women and Economic Justice!" This resource is a compilation
of many of the speeches on the status of women in today's
global economy given at the Women's Advocacy Economic Conference
March 2000. Article titles include "How Dirty Is Your
Computer?: Women and Toxins in the Workplace," and "Sweatshop
Economy vs. Faith-based Activism," with contributors
including theologian Delores Williams and labor organizer
Kim Bobo. Every piece ends with steps for discussion, reflection,
and action a perfect resource for a study group!
$2.50
Item #7263000606
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Washington D.C. — a guide for visitors
If you're planning an advocacy visit to Washington, D.C., visit the Washington Office Web site for travel resources. Visitors may use the resources to find accommodation, transportation and other information related to their stay. |
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We Are All Strong Together:
Understanding Gender Discrimination, Building Gender Justice
Written by Jennifer Butler and Melissa Gillis. A study and
action guide on women's issues which addresses the Fourth World
Conference on Women, women's human rights, violence against
women, women and the media, women's health, girls and women
and economics. Worship and advocacy resources included.
Free (shipping and handling charges
apply)
Item #7027097020
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marked with this icon can be downloaded in printable Adobe
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For best results, right-click the link (or click and hold
for Macintosh), select "save target as" and save
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