We presently work with Jesuit and other partners rooted in the Jesuit tradition in South Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and Eastern Europe in the following areas: education, pastoral care, social services, community development, agriculture, humanitarian assistance, peace-building, human rights, gender equity, children's rights and economic justice. 

Our educational advocacy draws upon an extensive network of Jesuit and other partners around the world to raise Canadians' awareness of the struggles and aspirations of people in the developing world.

CJI is the international solidarity agency of the Jesuits of Canada supporting marginalized people in their struggle for social justice

CJI est l'agence de solidarité internationale des Jésuites duCanada qui soutient les personnes marginalisées dans leur lutte pour la justice

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Canadian Jesuits International

LATIN AMERICA - COMPARTE

The Comparte network is comprised of 16 different social justice organizations in 11 countries: Bolivia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, and Spain. Members of the network are committed to sharing resources and techniques to research and implement alternative socio-economic models in their respective countries.

Comparte (which means “do share”) was founded in 2011 and began its work by helping to empower local production of organic coffee, cacao, mate tea, honey and other products. The network then also began providing resources and facilitating communication between the individual social justice organizations, as well as fostering partnerships with Jesuit universities in order to collaborate on research and specialized training.

Currently the Comparte network is aiming to reach more than 49,000 people, most of them women of African and indigenous descent living in rural communities.

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