Author: Corrie Mitchell
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: May Edition
What could reparations for slavery look like today? What is it like for disabled and elderly New Yorkers who rely on Access-a-Ride? Which neighborhoods offer children the best chance to rise out of poverty? Resources on these questions and more this month.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: April Edition
Do we as a nation have a shared common memory? Why do NYC public schools remain so segregated? What is the history and current state of solitary confinement in American prisons? Content on this and more in the round-up.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: March Edition
What’s the difference between a refugee, migrant, and asylum seeker? Who is my neighbor? Whose neighbor am I? Find articles, podcasts, and videos that speak to these questions and more here.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: February Edition
What is biblical justice and how does it show up in Scripture? What does the subway map look without non-accessible stations? What prevailing thoughts guide NYC child welfare policy? Content on this & more here.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: January Edition
How is Christian hospitality different from Southern hospitality? Where do we start the work of reconciliation? What does Paul teach us about ethnic arrogance? Articles, talks, & resources that speak to these questions and more here.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: December Edition
Does God’s love know any borders? What is it like for babies born into homelessness? How do we keep laboring for justice in the midst of continued brokenness? Find articles, talks, and resources that speak to these questions and more in the round-up.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: November Edition
This month, we decided to do things a little differently and sharing a list of books (and a podcast) from our Formed for Justice Conference speakers that are worth reading (and listening to) if you desire to grow in understanding and awareness.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: October Edition
What is it like for families to attempt to navigate the special education system in NYC public schools? How can our willingness to be proximate to the poor lead to healthier communities? Is a set of activities what God means by “do justice”? Find content that speak to these questions and more in the round-up.
Mercy & Justice Round-Up: September Edition
What can you eat if you rely on SNAP benefits in NYC? Will closing Rikers Island jail complex make New York a more just city? What are the differences in opportunities and challenges for the five versions of New York? Find content that speaks to these questions in the Round-Up.
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