Forum of Catholic-inspired Organizations

Joint Statement of APG23, MaterCare, FIAMC and CERTA at the UN Social Forum

What we need is a completely new approach to the understanding of the health of people and the planet

Forum Secretariat

11 October 2021

Participants in the Thematic Groups on Family, Health and Human Rights Issue Statement on the Matic Report

Calling for the defense of the most vulnerable

Forum Secretariat

Statement by the Migration Working Group for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees

Our journey together towards an ever wider “we”

Forum Secretariat

26 September 2021

Integral Human Development

Renewing Global Alliances

Future paths in light of the pandemic and the need for renewed efforts toward a more human-oriented governance, multilateralism and development

October 2, 2021

Multilateralism

Multilateralism

The Impact and Effects of the Pandemic

Turning vulnerability into opportunity

January 1, 2021

Toward a More Inclusive Society

More than 100 Catholic-inspired Organizations work together to further Catholic Social Teaching and inclusion of the marginalized among us

Forum Secretariat

The History of the Forum

An outline of the major developments leading up to the structure of the Forum today

October 4, 2008

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