Call To Action’s Indigenous Solidarity Collective hosted activist and author Sarah Augustine to discuss organizing, and strategizing around Indigenous justice, repair, and reconciliation.

What is the future of asylum? What will our national policy and practice look like? How will humanitarian work at both sides of the border be impacted? The Immigration WorkGroup hosts speakers Eleanor Acer and Andrea Morris Rudnik to discuss the future from two different perspectives.

Call To Action’s Community Leaders hosted speakers from Women’s Ordination Conference, FutureChurch, and the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests for a discussion on ordination justice, the work that has been done in that area, and the work that continues.

Dr. Jill Plummer discusses the importance of Sister Betty Carroll, RSM, and other women religious who contributed to feminist activism and formation. What can we learn from their stories and take into this present moment?

Dr. Maureen O’Connell researches her family’s history with anti-Black racism and discusses how becoming anti-racist is a lifelong conversion process.

Dr. Shannen Dee Williams, professor of history at the University of Dayton, discusses her book ‘Subversive Habits’ and the importance of preserving both oral histories and archival records of Black women religious.

In this video presentation, spiritual director and educator Dr. Bradley Leger teaches participants how to facilitate dialogue among members of the LGBTQ+ community, allies, and faith-based groups and parishes.

Ched Myers delivered a presentation on Oct. 19 on intersectional theological approaches to our current climate crisis. More than 70 members listened in to Myer's webinar, which provided an overview of the interlocking social and ecological crises we face, and the roots of our civilizational dilemma.

Retired journalist Jim McKeever discusses volunteering at the southern U.S. border. A lawyer from the Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP), also discusses Title 42 and its affects on immigration.

Journalist Michael Sean Winters discusses the "Catholic culture wars" and how they have distorted the intellectual and moral tradition of the Church.

At this event, a member of the Call To Action Immigration Working Group shares the story of her week-long visit to El Paso and her experience volunteering at Casa de Refugio. This is followed by an extensive interview with the Director of Annunciation House, Ruben Garcia.

Staff members Abby Rampone and Claire Hitchins lead a conversation about their experiences in intentional communities — and the role of such communities in our movement.

As access to safe and affordable abortion continues to deteriorate, and Roe v. Wade once again hangs in the balance, it's time for Catholics to reframe the conversation around reproductive justice.

Call To Action's Alternatives Working Group presents a 75-minute webinar about early church worship communities, what alternative communities are, and why they are necessary today.

At Call To Action's 2021 convergence, members learned about our programming for the next six months.