We, as Catholics in the United States, call on others in Catholic leadership to disavow Dolan's unholy alliance with Trump, and to take further action to provide sanctuary.

Alternatives are central to the Catholic reform movement and we’ve decided to add them as a fourth strategy for our 2020 National Campaign.

Hear from CTA staff regarding the 2020 National Campaign, learn about projects in your area from local CTA chapter leaders, and meet, connect, and share resources with your fellow members across the states.

We can still act for change in our church. In fact, it’s more urgent now than ever before. We hope you will join us on Saturday, June 6th for our first-ever Virtual Convergence!

80 different people joined the zap call, we collected contact information for 75 bishops across the country, and we made about 139 calls/emails total (and still counting)!

The final batch of our 2020 Re/Generators are a team based in Tacoma, WA.

Today we introduce five more members of the 2020 Re/Generation cohort! These young adults are scattered across the country, from the Rio Grande Valley in Texas to Washington, D.C. to Portland, OR.

As artists, organizers, scholars, pastoral caregivers, and more, these young adults are already using their gifts to transform the church.

“Call To Action/USA held a regional meeting in the Rio Grande Valley last November, where about 50 Catholics gathered to learn about the migrant experience first-hand.”

We were thrilled to be able to accept over twenty young people into the program! The six Re/Generators below make up two teams that are based in Chicago, IL.

“We in CTA must not only envision the future, but help each other survive now. And that will lead us to a future that endures.” – CTA’s delfín bautista

Join us for an open discussion on Lent, COVID-19, capitalism, grief, church reform, and more.

Strike from Church participation, attendance, and financial contributions throughout the month of May.

International Women’s Day should not be commodified, drained of its radical substance.

Young people responded, as they have in arenas around the country to all sorts of injustice over the past few years.

Direct Action broadly describes the use of disruptive public protest to achieve a movement’s demands.

We are not here to sever our relationship with the Roman Catholic Church: we are here to change it.

The National Campaign will coordinate a network of educational events which reflect the local interests, needs, and experiences of the communities that organize them.

The National Campaign is balanced between creating something new while building on what we’ve already done.