JustAct is an initiative of Justice and International Mission (JIM), a unit of the Uniting Church in Australia (Vic/Tas Synod).
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Action 40 – Happy 5th Birthday
Every child around the world should be able to enjoy a 5th birthday. Sadly, 8.8 million children died before their 5th Birthday last year.More »
Action 39 – Fight Poverty
Poverty is all around us, close to home and abroad. Click here for JustAct poverty busters for Anti-Poverty Week 2009.More »
JustAct offers information and ways to work towards transforming situations of injustice in our local communities, across our country and throughout the world. It is easy to feel that your voice is not enough, but the more we speak out together the louder that voice is. Be a part of creating change, no matter how big or small your contribution is, every voice counts!
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Join the network (at the top of the page) to receive a monthly alert letting you know a new opportunity to make a difference is on this site and ready for you to take action. Each month we focus on a different social injustice and offer ways to take action.
Membership is free and all are invited to join.
The team at JustAct are also running a number of workshops and events around Melbourne. Join the network to also be the first to hear about them!
To find out more about the JustAct team or to contact us follow here.
Commonwealth should sign Migrant Workers Convention
Friday, February 5th, 2010The Australian Commonwealth Government wishes to strengthen their role in the UN. An important step would be to sign up to one human rights convention that Australia has not signed – the Migrant Workers Convention.
Support migrant workers, and consider signing this Amnesty International petition.
Bran Nue Dae fundraiser for Aboriginal youth worker
Friday, January 22nd, 20106.50pm Sunday 31st January Readings Cinema, Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre (Corner of Pioneer Rd and Princess Highway Waurn Ponds)
Enjoy the fun of Bran Nue Dae, an Australian musical film staring some of Australia’s top actors and musicians, while supporting the employment of a Community Youth Development Worker to work with young aboriginal people through the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Congress Victoria.
Tickets are $15. To purchase tickets contact Tess at mail@justact.org.au
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