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WMF JUSTICE STORIES
ARTICLES FROM THE CRY
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World Day of Social Justice, originally put on by the United Nations, is a day created to encourage individuals to look at how social justice affects poverty eradication while also focusing on the goal of achieving full employment and support for social integration.
In honor of this day and because social justice is so important to WMF, we would like to share 5 justice stories from over the years. We would encourage you to read through each of these articles and use them as a catalyst to inspire not only yourselves but for others as well, to work towards achieving social justice all over the world and in our communities around us!
“Break My Heart for What Breaks Yours”
Check out this article from The Cry written by our Short-Term Programs Coordinator in Rwanda, Annie Jones.
“Suffering Over the Long Haul”
Check out this article from The Cry written by International Sales Coordinator & Sutisana Co-Founder in Bolivia, Cara Strauss Contreras.
“Stay Close to the Cracks”
Check out this article from The Cry written by WMF Advisory Council Member, Christine Aroney-Sine.
“Submitting to Love”
Check out this article from The Cry written by WMF Board Member, Miriam Méndez.
“Knowing Each Other by Our Real Names”
Check out this article from The Cry written by WMF Bolivia Programs Director, Kara Chambers.
Enjoy this watercolor portrait by WMF Artist Ambassador, Karisa Keasey, as it tangibly shows the heart behind social justice.