A Jesuit community and urban ministry center in a predominantly African American section of Cincinnati, OH, USA, that lives and learns from area residents, churches, and organizations how to work with them on social issues important to them.

<p>The centre serves as a training institute particularly concerned with issues of Scheduled Castes and women.</p>

Spiritual Exercises in many cities in Germany, listening to God's voice among those at the margins of society.

Centre offers a variety of faith promotion activities, including support and programs to link faith with social justice.

The foundation groups secular and Jesuit specialists in theology and humane and social sciences to focus on issues of justice. It offers courses, round tables and publications.

The office encourages and assists Jesuits and their colleagues in living out their call to promote justice

Publishes and convenes reflection resources, documents, and news regarding social analysis.

The institute is an organization and community of professional researchers and advocates committed to faith that does justice, working in solidarity with the Church and responsive to the needs of the poor.

The center aims to promote awareness of the reality of poverty through experiential learning, integrate service-learning in all academic disciplines, foster social awareness, serve as the link to marginalized sectors through solidarity action and advocacy work.

The office aims to develop and implement social formation programs and activities and synergize social formation and community involvement initiatives within the College unit and with partner communities and institutions for greater service.