Call To Action’s Vision Council strives to implement a governance model that reflects our mission, especially through transparency, accountability, and justice. The seven Vision Council committees are open to our entire membership.

Call To Action is thrilled to announce our Re/Generation cohorts for 2021! In a series of posts, we are introducing the young adults who are joining our community through this program.

Call To Action is grateful for the role that Hans Küng played in our organization’s history.

Call To Action is thrilled to announce our Re/Generation cohorts for 2021! In a series of posts, we are introducing the young adults who are joining our community through this program.

Call To Action is thrilled to announce our Re/Generation cohorts for 2021! In a series of posts, we are introducing the young adults who are joining our community through this program.

Do you work in a Catholic parish, school, or hospital? Are you curious about your rights as a worker at a Catholic institution? Join a conversation on worker's rights in Catholic organizations.

Black and Latine Catholics, queer Catholics, women called to ordained ministry—the Church hierarchy is slow to listen to us. We Re/Generators are working to change that.

Call To Action is thrilled to announce our Re/Generation cohorts for 2021! Over the next few weeks, we will introduce the young adults who are joining our community through this program.

Three new opportunities to connect with fellow LGBTQ Catholics or show your support.

In spring 2021, Zach Johnson and Abby Rampone will co-facilitate a discussion series on Dean Spade’s Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During This Crisis (and the Next).

On March 17, please join Sister Irma Dillard, RSCJ for an hour to hear a frank presentation on race in the U.S. Church today. Register now.

The POC Cohort will be a cohort exclusively of young people of color, and the local cohort will provide dedicated support to young people looking to build local progressive Catholic communities outside traditional parishes. Deadline extended to February 26!

This spring, Vision Council member John Noble will facilitate a discussion series on labor and Catholicism.

Welcome to Black History Month. To celebrate this year, Call To Action invites you to follow two anti-racist programs this month.

Join us on Monday, February 8 for an introduction to two tracks of study.

Despite global uprisings against police brutality and systemic racism, many U.S. bishops and cardinals have not spoken publicly about these issues, while others have yet to turn talk into action, according to the Catholic social justice organization Call To Action.

In this facilitation guide, we provide a template for how you might hold a People's History of Vatican II conversation or gathering.

We filled Advent 2020, the culmination of the National Campaign, with liturgies, actions, and reflections. The goal of the National Campaign was to strengthen our strategic thinking and coordination, but it also demonstrated the vibrancy of our movement. On January 23, we will gather for a Campaign Celebration!

These pieces reflect progressive Catholic responses to a year of suffering, upheaval, reckoning, and glimpses of hope. 

On January 24, join Call To Action - Metro NY to learn about the use and abuse of solitary confinement in NYS Prisons, the harm it causes, and what you can do to help.