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JustSouth Publications

Institute staff and collaborators disseminate their research and analysis and education on Institute core issues of race, poverty, and migration, their interconnections, and Catholic Social Teaching through a variety of publications and reports. 

In addition, the Institute publishes occasional issue papers, the texts of addresses by the staff and colleagues, and JSRI conference documents as free-standing reports to supplement our regular publications.

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The JustSouth Monthly features short written submissions (e.g. essays, reflections, opinion pieces, or poems) or videos from Loyola faculty and staff that address pressing/timely criminal legal system reform and/or racial justice topics.

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March 2025 - Post-Katrina Health Disparity in The City That Care Forgot

February 2025 - Katrina at Twenty: Still Left Behind Twenty Years Later

January 2025 - Katrina at Twenty: What Happened to our Poorest Sisters and Brothers in 2005?

December 2024 - Reflections on My Work at JSRI

November 2024 - A Second Look, A Second Chance

October 2024 - Rethinking Voting

September 2024 - Our Captive State

August 2024 - Breaking the Silence: The Crisis of Solitary Confinement in Louisiana

July 2024 - Growing Cura Personalis through Café con Ingles

June 2024 - Hope, Love and Financial Literacy at Rayburn Correction Center

May 2024 - Terrifying Deportation Plans and America's Children

April 2024 - Reflections on Receiving a Second Chance

March 2024 - By Our Fruits They Will Know Us

February 2024-- Black Berry: About Black Women by a Black Woman

January 2024-- Sowing Seeds of Solidarity: Ignacio Volunteers' New Mexico Immigration Immersion Trip

December 2023-- Beloved and Boundless: Loyola Student in Washington D.C.

November 2023-- Liturgy and Incarceration

October 2023-- Reflections on Teaching and Learning at Loyola-Rayburn 

September 2023-- Maternal Health IS a Matter of Social Justice

August 2023-- Black Alchemist l Black Alchemist Video

July 2023-- Fifty-Six Lives Seeking Mercy: An Update on Death Penalty Abolition Efforts in Louisiana

June 2023-- Awaking from a 35 Year Nightmare

May 2023-- Lessons for Serving the Poor Today

April 2023-- Magnolia Licorice

March 2023-- Father Louis Twomey and the Fight for Labor and Civil Rights at Loyola

February 2023-- The Legacy of Racial Justice at Loyola Continues

January 2023-- Remembering Dr. Kelly Frailing

December 2022-- Celebrating Advent in Prison

November 2022-- What Anne Frank's Diary Can Teach Us Today

October 2022--The Work of the New Orleans DA’s Civil Rights Division: Giving Second Chances to Reformed Men and Women Makes Us a Better Community 

September 2022-- A Culture of Encounter with Life Without Parole

August 2022-- Understanding Catholic Social Teaching and Racial Justice

July 2022-- 53 Immigrants, 53 Human Beings: Do We Care? 

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