this month: May 2006 This month we'll explore how Equality, Social Justice, Peace, and Environmental issues take center stage in the daily lives of Latter-Day Saints and members of MESJ.
	Equality Suzette Smith talks about equality on the work floor, about women's rights, about feminism and an ERA gone by... (more)
	Social Justice Labor union activist James Tobler explains how social justice is a daily event for him, and how the marginalization of jobs in America hurts families. (more)
	Peace Will van Wagenen looks back on his peace mission in Iraq, challenges us to ask ourselves tough questions about vicious cycles of violence in our world. (more)
	Environment Craig Condie takes us to the outdoors, Alaska that is. About pipelines, environmentally responsible energy policies, or the lack of it. About God's creation. (more)

MESJ is a grassroots organization of Latter-day Saint individuals who are “anxiously engaged” in working for peace, equality, justice, and wise stewardship of the earth. MESJ does not adopt positions on social or political issues which contradict official positions of the LDS Church.