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The Global Communications Network For Justice establishes a structure that enables existing non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and social justice organizations to communicate with one another in order to become more effective in educating and advocating on behalf of human rights, especially the right to food as stated in Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. ... Continued

Why A Global Network?

  • To involve individuals in the process of globalization.
  • To network with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) affiliated with the United Nations.
  • To collaborate with social justice organizations.
  • To collaborate on the international level.
  • To obtain reliable information directly from the grassroots.
  • To advocate in support of human rights, especially the right to food.

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27th Annual Walk for the Hungry Sponsored by Bread for the World New Orleans on the Theme "CLIMATE CHANGE & HUNGER" is featured in United Nations Environment Programme " World Environment Day Website Continued

Useful Links
•  4th World Movement
•  8th Day Center
•  Africa Europe Faith and Justice Network
•  Agricultural Missions
•  All AFRICA
•  Alliance for Affordable Energy
•  Amnesty International
•  ASEAN SECRETARTIAT
•  ASIA-PACIFIC WATER FORUM
•  ATD-Fourth World International
•  Barataria Terrebone
•  Bayou Lafourche
•  CAFOD
•  Carbon Tax Center
•  Carmelite NGO
•  Carmelites in Straubing, Germany
•  Catholic Bishops Conference
•  Catholics and Climate Change
•  Center of Concern
•  CIVICUS
•  Climate Ark
•  Debt Ireland
•  DOMINICAN LIFE
•  Earth Charter
•  EARTH CHARTER USA
•  Earth Site
•  ECONDAD
•  Ecumenical Program in Central America and Caribbean
•  Entreculturas
•  Fifty Years Is Enough
•  Food & Agriculture Organization
•  Food Research and Action Center
•  Footprint Network
•  Free Rice.Com
•  Friends of the Earth
•  Global Carbon Project
•  Global Justice Now
•  Good News Agency
•  International Alliance Agianst Hunger
•  International Forum on Globalization
•  International Jesuit Network for Development
•  IRIN NEWS
•  Jesuit Center for Theological Reflection
•  Justice For New Orleans
•  KARIT POR LA PAZ
•  Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR)
•  Library of Congress (track U.S. federal legislation)
•  Look Far Connections
•  Market Umbrella
•  Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns
•  MSNBC News
•  National Catholic Reporter
•  Order Of Carmel
•  Oxfam
•  PADRE CARLO COLELI ASSOCIAZIONE
•  Philippine Human Rights Information Center (PHILRIGHTS)
•  Philippines Alliance for Human Rights Advocates (PAHRA)
•  Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
•  POPULORUM PRORESSIO
•  Save New Orleans East
•  Second Harvest
•  Sister Online
•  Slow Food Movement
•  STAND AGAINST POVERTY
•  Student Global Aids Campaign
•  The National Religious Partnership for the Environment
•  The National Religious Partnership for the Environment
•  The United Nations Environment Program
•  Third World Network
•  Trade Justice Campaign
•  U.N. Division for Sustainable Development
•  UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia Pacific
•  UN Economic of South Conference Asia Pacific
•  UN GLOBAL COMPACT
•  UN Millennium Project
•  United Nations
•  United Nations Environmental Programme
•  United Nations Non-Government Liason Service
•  USCCB web site on climatechange
•  Water Footprint:Virtual Water
•  World Bank
•  World Food Program
•  World Hunger Year
•  WRI: Globalization, Environment and Communities
•  WTO Watch

UN Sec. Gen. Message on Environment Day

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Global Updates
Links On Food Crisis

LINKS ON FOOD CRISIS This webpage includes a collection of documents and links from civil society and inter-governmental institutions related to events around the recent food crisis. www.grain.org  A link to Grain.Org Turning High Prices Into an Opportunity: What is Needed? Institute ... Continued
Trends And Debates - International Development Organizations: Non- Negotiables

Trends & Debates: Values in International Development oOganisations: Negotiating Non-Negotiables  Development in Practice, Volume 18, Number 1, February 2008, Chris Mowles Chris Mowles discusses how values are an important theme in discussions in international NGOs, helping to create the... Continued
   
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