Justice Reform Network Resources
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One of the network's purposes is to call attention to lay as well as religious movements dedicated to bringing about legal and social justice. Included here are four of these organizations. More will follow.

Protestants for the Common Good
A greater Chicago area organization called Protestants for the Common Good (PCG) has grown steadily as a force for social and legal justice through such venues as advocacy before the Illinois state legislature and discussion and debate among church congregations.
www.thecommongood.org

The Jewish Voice For Peace
Jewish Voice for Peace represents the silent majority of American Jews and allies who want an end to the occupation and settlements, and who want to see a U.S. foreign policy based on justice. Through increasing our visibility, building our numbers and educating ourselves and others, we will make change in our communities, in Washington, and in the Middle East.
jewishvoiceforpeace.org

Californians for Justice
Californians for Justice is an organization with strong emphasis on educational opportunity. Its stated mission is as follows. "Californians for Justice is a statewide grassroots organization working for racial justice by building the power of communities that have been pushed to the margins of the political process. We organize youth, immigrants, low-income people and communities of color in order to improve their social, economic and political conditions."
www.caljustice.org

Prison Ministry Task Force of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland
An information and advocacy Ministry dedicated to criminal justice reform and a national program of summer camps for children of prisoners. To learn more see Comprehensive List of Resources at web site.
www.prisonministry.ang-md.org