On October 14th, the Africa Faith and Justice Network Celebrated 40 Years starting with a Conference followed by a Celebration Banquet and Award Ceremony honoring Sr. Maura Browne, SNDdeN.  AFJN thanks all the sponsors who made this day possible.

AFJN works on multiple campaigns in Africa throughout the year that include: Africa’s Right to Self-Determination, Women’s Empowerment, Extractive Industries, Conflict Resolution, Economic Justice, Care for Creation, Just Governance, Food Systems, Land Grabbing, Restorative Justice, and Youth Development.

This Giving Tuesday consider giving to the Africa Faith and Justice Network in several ways: Pray that God continues to bless us in accomplishing the mission, Advocate for just US-Africa relations, and Donate to keep our lights on and our project moving forward.

The Africa Faith and Justice Network (AFJN), inspired by the Gospel and informed by Catholic Social Teaching, seeks to educate and advocate for just relations with Africa and to work in partnership with African peoples as they engage in the struggle for justice, peace, and the integrity of creation.

AFJN hosts timely events on major issues impacting US-Africa policy and relations throughout the year in Washington, DC, and webinars with our membership, coalitions, and partners in both the US and Africa. Many of our events are free and open to the public. We hope to see you at one of the events!

There are a variety of ways that you can get involved in the mission of AFJN, including: taking action by contacting your representatives, spreading the word and supporting us on social media, volunteering, becoming a member, telling students about our internships, or making a donation. 

This Giving Tuesday consider giving to the Africa Faith and Justice Network in several ways: Pray that God continues to bless us in accomplishing the mission, Advocate for just US-Africa relations, and Donate to keep our lights on and our project moving forward.

Join AFJN in our grassroots US Advocacy campaigns throughout the year where we engage members of both the Legislative and Executive Branches of the US Government, African Diplomatic Corps, religious leaders, and the US public on various important issues affecting Africans.