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November, 2023 Monthly Reflection
Human trafficking and migration—Contemporary forms of slavery Sister Michelle Loisel, DC  Global Estimates of Modern Slavery demonstrates that migrant workers are ...
October, 2023 Monthly Reflection
Mercy Walks With Trafficked Women Jeanne Christensen, RSM Where do I walk? With whom do I walk? My answers may ...
September, 2023 Monthly Reflection
Healing Through the Body Kathleen Bryant RSC Have you ever  smelled something and your whole being takes you immediately back ...
August, 2023 Monthly Reflection
World Day Against Trafficking In Persons Michelle Loisel, DC On July 30th we celebrated World Day against Trafficking in Persons. ...
July, 2023 Monthly Reflection
What is another form of enslaved labor? By Maria Elena Perales How often do we stop to check the tag ...
June, 2023 Monthly Reflection
Incarcerating Human Trafficking Victims is an Injustice Sister Sally Duffy, SC In August of 2018 Sasha Naiman, deputy director of ...
May, 2023 Monthly Reflection
Human trafficking and homelessness Sister Michelle Loisel, DC We know that sex trafficking is the crime of using force, fraud, ...
April, 2023 Monthly Reflection
The Real Cost of Migrant Labor in the U.S. By Christine Commerce When we think of child labor, do we ...
March, 2023 Monthly Reflection
How many slaves work for us? By Maria Elena Perales Do we, as consumers, know how we contribute to forced ...
February, 2023 Monthly Reflection
Freedom Is Coming Judy Molosky, CSJ February 8th is the Feast day of St. Josephine Bakhita (ca.1869-8 February 1947). All ...