This toolkit was created by SURJ Families to find ways to identify our mutual interest as White people in lifting up and calling for Black histories to be taught more widely.

Believe it or not, Lent is right around the corner. Here is what Ryan and Joan Sattler along with Maryland Call To Action are doing.

Let's join the United States Council of Catholic Bishops in support of Syrian and Iraqi refugees. We must tell U.S. House and Senate leaders to help Syrian and Iraqi Refugees.

Just in case the Bishops are not sure what direction to take, we thought we would share what the important issues we hear from our members and supporters.

Last Monday, Call To Action offered a webinar on “How to be a Catholic Ally in the Era of #BlackLivesMatter.”

Call To Action will host a webinar to address the burning question of what can the everyday Catholic do, that is actually helpful, to stand for racial justice.

The Southwest Florida chapter of Call To Action has been actively trying to assist those who pick tomatoes since 1993.

Joan and Ryan Sattler have been working in the area of racial justice their entire lives. Now leading the Baltimore, Maryland, chapter of Call To Action (CTA), they and others have formed Racial Justice Circles (RJC) to continue the decades old conversation on racial injustice and personal bias.

This Mothers Day, the group Mothers for Justice United have organized a "Million Moms March" in DC to rally for the families and communities hurt each time a young person is killed.

Last weekend, Rosa, a CTA board member, met some of those working for change at the INCITE conference in Chicago. "These are people who've seen injustice and said 'I'm not putting up with this anymore'" says Rosa, who shared with workshop attendees her story as a woman of color called to priesthood in the Catholic church.

On April 7th, as part of its Queer Catholic Faith series, DignityUSA will host a discussion of diversity in our social justice movements. Anti-racism organizers Derrick Dawson and Ellen Euclide (who is also CTA's Director of Programs) will talk about what we can do to promote diversity in our organizations.

Local actions across the country all weekend are calling attention to the ongoing racial injustices in our country. Check out what's happening in your area by checking out the Ferguson Action page.

Tonight members and friends of CTA Chicago are visiting a special exhibit at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and following their visit with a discussion facilitated by staff of the YWCA, one of the exhibit sponsors.

Over 300 theologians from around the country have signed a statement speaking to the moral need to address the racism in our country.