Thank you for participating in APJ's advocacy webinars and adding your voice to our letters to Congress in 2022!
In part because of your efforts, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act(PWFA) was included in legislation that was signed into law this week,making it easier for pregnant women to secure accommodations such as a place to sit or appropriate breaks while at work.
As 2022 draws to a close, please consider donating so that we can help even more Christians love their neighbors through non-partisan political action that is pro-life, pro-family, pro-worker and protects the freedom of faith-based organizations to serve out of their deeply held convictions.
Your donation will also help support our efforts to work on Juvenile Justice Reform and Ranked Choice Voting in 2023.
Chandler is a second year student at Howard University, who recently finished an advocacy internship with CPJ. She will work with APJ this semester to support our advocacy, communications, and movement building efforts. She has been involved in our efforts to promote Family Supportive Policies with CPJ and is particularly interested in growing our work with Juvenile Justice Reform.
In our polarized culture, APJ aims to reduce civic distrust and increase poltical participation through a video learning journey. This resource helps Christians understand that political engagement can be winsome, positive, part of God’s good design, and
means of loving our neighbors and communities. At the same time, we equip participants to reflect on their own political experiences and develop empathy for alternative perspectives. Click the image above to see a clip of the trailer for this resource.
We are currently raising funds to produce this resource, based on CPJ's Political Discipleship 10-week written group study.
“Having a video version would definitely make the curriculum
more accessible to folks who are younger... but also the folks
who may not know how to read, but who are very engaged
politically and want to be... I think having a video curriculum
definitely makes sure that we are able to engage the curriculum
with a broad socio-economic spectrum.”
--John Eigege, Political Discipleship Leader, Houston, TX
The Association for Public Justice (APJ) is a nonpartisan organization devoted to civic education, grassroots mobilization, advocacy, and candidate development.
Our mission is to mobilize Christians to pursue justice through political advocacy at every level of government.
We are an action arm of the Center for Public Justice (CPJ), a nonpartisan think tank devoted to policy research and civic education. APJ builds its work on a comprehensive, Christian political framework committed to principled pluralism. Click here to learn more about APJ and CPJ’s unique perspective.
