Religion

Dorothy Day, in black and white, with short hair in a vintage office, standing beside an old-fashioned telephone. Paneled walls and textured glass in the background.

Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Movement

As leader of the Catholic Worker movement, founded in 1933, Dorothy advocated for civil rights, worker's rights, social justice and pacifism. A person of faith, but also a person of action. Join us as we talk to Kevin Ahern, professor of Religious Studies at Manhattan University and director of the Dorothy Day Center.

Kairos Center for Religions, Rights, and Social Justice

Millions of people know that a world of injustice, poverty and oppression are no longer sustainable. For the last twenty years, the Kairos Center for Religions, Rights and Social Justice has grown into a national network of grassroots, community and religious leaders and organizations on the front lines of struggles against systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation and militarism.