Center for Public Justice

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🔆 This summer has brought many exciting changes to our team here at CPJ 🌻Please join us in welcoming these four new face...
08/31/2026

🔆 This summer has brought many exciting changes to our team here at CPJ 🌻

Please join us in welcoming these four new faces to our staff! Learn more about our staff at https://cpjustice.org/who-we-are/team/

We know they will all do great work in the weeks, months, and years ahead!

It’s Women’s Equality Day—the anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920.It did not mean that every w...
08/26/2026

It’s Women’s Equality Day—the anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920.

It did not mean that every woman could immediately exercise the right to vote. Citizenship restrictions, discriminatory laws, and other barriers continued to prevent many women from fully participating in public life.

At the Center for Public Justice, we uphold the inherent dignity of all people.

We believe that every person is created in the image of God and endowed with the ability and responsibility to actively contribute to the renewal of public life.

🗳 Voting is one part of that responsibility. What are other ways we contribute to the renewal of public life?

📷 Photos: Unsplash, Medium.com/Indigenously, and the Library of Congress Free to Use and Reuse Archive.

📚 Need a new book to dive into this summer? 🔆These titles were recommended by members of CPJ's team and answer the quest...
08/13/2026

📚 Need a new book to dive into this summer? 🔆

These titles were recommended by members of CPJ's team and answer the question: "What is a book every Christian should read?"

What are you reading this summer? 📖 Comment below.

We're looking for the next generation of Christian leaders.The Center for Public Justice is now accepting applications f...
07/31/2026

We're looking for the next generation of Christian leaders.

The Center for Public Justice is now accepting applications for paid, in-person fall internships in Alexandria, VA.

Whether your interests are in:

• Communications
• Policy
• Research
• Marketing
• Branding
• Archives
..you'll gain hands-on experience while growing professionally, intellectually, and spiritually alongside our team.

If you're an undergraduate or graduate student interested in the intersection of faith, public policy, and justice, we'd love to hear from you.

🗓️ Application deadline: August 15

Learn more and apply: cpjustice.org/internships

🔍 We’re searching for a thoughtful leader to cultivate CPJ’s Civitas Fellowship for Congressional staff. Each year, the ...
07/31/2026

🔍 We’re searching for a thoughtful leader to cultivate CPJ’s Civitas Fellowship for Congressional staff.

Each year, the Civitas Manager leads a Spring, Summer, and Fall cohort in seminar-style discussions over weekly dinners, with ultimate goals of:

💭 Deepening staffers’ knowledge of Christian political thought
📢 Developing intentional leadership skills
🟰 Building community across the aisle

If this describes you or someone you know, share or apply today: https://bit.ly/4h80DG4

The Center for Public Justice is hiring for:Communications & Engagement Associate:Help strengthen CPJ's voice through st...
07/27/2026

The Center for Public Justice is hiring for:

Communications & Engagement Associate:
Help strengthen CPJ's voice through strategic communications, storytelling, audience engagement, social media, and event promotion.

Civitas Fellowship Manager:
Lead our Civitas Fellowship for early-career Congressional staff, overseeing recruitment, program ex*****on, alumni engagement, and leadership development rooted in Christian public justice.

If you're passionate about serving at the intersection of faith and public life, we encourage you to apply.

📍 Both positions are full-time and based in Alexandria, Virginia
🔗 View both opportunities and apply here: https://cpjustice.org/careers/

🏛️ How should government treat religious organizations? ⛪ 🕌 🕍The Center for Public Justice has long advocated that the p...
07/24/2026

🏛️ How should government treat religious organizations? ⛪ 🕌 🕍

The Center for Public Justice has long advocated that the protection of religious freedom applies not only to individuals, but to institutions that serve the public.

Dr. Girien R. Salazar reflects on the responsibilities that government has to these institutions in a pluralistic society- a place where multiple interests and ideologies can thrive.

Read the whole article here: https://bit.ly/4vNw5x2

What role can churches play in supporting young people and their communities?Our new Resource Hub brings together Christ...
07/16/2026

What role can churches play in supporting young people and their communities?

Our new Resource Hub brings together Christian reflection, research, and practical resources to help churches and faith-based organizations better understand youth-related challenges and explore meaningful ways to engage.

Explore the free Resource Hub today: https://bit.ly/4hg3kFo

07/14/2026

Have you made space today to notice God's presence?

This meditative prayer, led by Rev. Dr. Moore, is an invitation to slow down, quiet the noise, and attend to the peace and presence of God.

As you listen, allow each prompt to guide your conversation with God. There are no perfect words—only an invitation to be present.

The words and metaphors we choose have the power to shape public thought more than we realize. Even if inaccurate, termi...
07/06/2026

The words and metaphors we choose have the power to shape public thought more than we realize. Even if inaccurate, terminology can have a very real impact on legislation.

"How we speak about children affects public perception and policy, and may even reinforce the very behavior it seeks to deter."

Mary Lauren Veazey and Rosalind Niemeier conclude our Juvenile Justice series by examining how language affects juvenile justice policy.

There is extensive research proving rehabilitative approaches are effective in reducing youth crime, and yet that evidence stands in tension with current policy proposals.

Read all of the articles in this series by following the link in our bio, or visit cpjustice.org/articles.

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