Can't make it to Memphis? You can still join us in welcoming our amazing plenary speakers, Kerry Kennedy and Rev. James Lawson and in congratulating Sr. Elizabeth Johnson, our leadership award recipient.

If you're a young adult at conference this weekend, be sure to pick up a young adult welcome packet!

Don't forget to spend some time in the exhibit hall this year at Conference! In the hall you'll find the bookstore (this year including used books donated by CTA folks!) as well as exhibits from a wide variety of friends.

By popular demand, this year the well-read folks of Call To Action will have a chance to share their books!

One of the best things about Conference, and what keeps people coming back year after year, is spending time with a community of faithful, progressive folks.

For decades Catholics have urged the institutional church to open up opportunities for dialogue on issues related to the well-being of all Catholic families.

We are excited to host Fr. Tony Flannery in 18 cities across the country this fall!

It would not surprise anyone that President Jimmy Carter's recent book A Call To Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and Power was enthusiastically received by the CTA community.

October 1 is the first deadline to apply for our Adler and Cardijin scholarships. All who meet the basic qualifications will receive free registration and can also request up to $250 to help cover travel expenses.

At our annual Conference this year in Memphis, organizer, speaker and writer Onlielove Alston will present a workshop called “The Black Madonna’s Magnificat: Poor Women, Faith and Resistance.”

An interactive workshop at this year's Conference in Memphis will focus on a topic that has been at the core of discussions over dinner or drinks at Conference for years: How do we minister to our children and teens? How do we create a progressive Catholic community to raise our children in?

Call To Action has already begun to plan for the 2015 conference in Milwaukee, WI.

Call To Action announces a search for a Liturgy Coordinator for our 2015 national conference and beyond.

My vision of a "big tent" church does not include an employer censoring a colleague's credible work just because she has engaged Catholics who hold various opinions on important issues facing the church.

Sr. Elizabeth Johnson, CSJ has accepted the board’s unanimous invitation to receive Call To Action’s 2014 Leadership Award at November's conference!

Registration for the 2014 Call To Action conference is now open!

Racial dynamics are key to our work for social justice and our members in Maryland have made exploring these topics a key part of their work as a chapter. Last week, their day-long mini-conference, Hope for Racial Justice in our Church and Society: Planting the Seeds attracted an interested, passionate and diverse group of over 100 people, including many who were new to CTA.