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Kentro Connection

Kentro's quarterly newsletter featuring Network News, Opportunities to Get Involved, International News, and much more!

Kentro Connection
Centering Agency in the Pursuit of Social Justice
This year for IDW, Citizens for Public Justice (CPJ), World Renew, and International Justice Mission Canada (IJM) were invited to speak at Centennial College and Redeemer University. All three organizations are distinct, pursuing justice through varied avenues including national policy advocacy, community-driven development, and strengthening of justice systems.
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Kentro Connection – our quarterly newsletter
Every quarter Kentro publishes a general newsletter. We feature stories from our Network members, ways to get involved in Kentro, National & International news, as well as the most recent job postings from our Careers page. Have a look - Connection and collaboration really do make a difference!
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Faith-based peace in an age of tumult
Peace might sound like a peculiar thing for a humanitarian and development organization to prioritize, particularly for a faith-based one. What does it mean to make this abstract (albeit nice sounding) virtue a reality in practice? Is it possible that peace is more than a feel-good sentiment on a Christmas card or something to wish for when blowing out your birthday candles?
Kentro Connection
Kentro Connection – our quarterly newsletter
Every quarter Kentro publishes a general newsletter. We feature stories from our Network members, ways to get involved in Kentro, National & International news, as well as the most recent job postings from our Careers page. Have a look - Connection and collaboration really do make a difference!
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Together for Freedom: How partnering makes us stronger
What do you think of when you hear the word “slavery”? Most likely, an image involving a plantation in the southern United States or a Caribbean island comes to mind. Although this is not inaccurate, and is certainly part of the history of slavery, it’s far from the current reality. The British Empire abolished the slave trade in 1807, but slavery still exists. It looks a little different and it’s hidden from public view, but slavery, especially in the form of sexual exploitation, is just as present today. In fact, today's technology makes sexual exploitation even easier — almost like buying used furniture.