Global justice materials
General resources for introducing global justice into your work - from postcards and posters to quick facts and icebreakers, you can choose components to build your own session
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 | Great generation A6 postcards and A2 posters
Featuring the challenge from Nelson Mandela to the young people of the world. Printed on recycled paper/card. |
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Collated back issues of the long-running resource jointly produced by CAFOD, SCIAF and Christian Aid, covering topics such as jewellery, football, mobile phones and human rights. No longer in production |
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Everything you need to set up and run a CAFOD Action Group in your school, parish or community |
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An A1 geographically-proportionate map of the world representing countries accurately according to their surface area |
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Stick the poster up in your centre/office/school, give out cards as a keepsake, use cards in a liturgy, or as a springboard for getting young people to write their own "principle for life" which they will live by |
 | How the current financial crisis is affecting CAFOD partners and how young people can help bring about change in partnership with CAFOD. Leaders' instructions can be found in the 'notes field' of this PowerPoint. |
 | World statistics icebreaker (1.59 MB) Use this simple and fun activity to learn quick facts about poverty and injustice, or as an introduction to a session on the Millennium Development Goals. |
 | Trading trainers game pack (2.39 MB) Simulation game set in an imaginary Latin American shanty town, where small family businesses are making training shoes to sell to the local market. This 14 page resource pack contains everything you need to play the game. |
 | Introducing global issues (100.00 kB) Top tips on the best ways to involve young people in the major issues and campaigns affecting the world today, plus details of which resources can help you |
 | Global Connections (236.17 kB) A game to help show how we in the UK are interconnected with so many countries and cultures around the world. You have to find answers to the questions by going round the room asking different people questions |
