Publications

Policy Briefs:

JHC publishes policy briefs to promote access to information, reflection and analysis in social justice. These briefs summarise larger policy analyses for wider dissemination, for awareness-raising, discussion and for strengthening advocacy. JHC's programmes always include publication of information and analysis gathered in the course of the programme.

Faith Doing Justice,

By Elias Omondi Opong’o, S.J. and Agbonkhianmeghe E. Orobator, S.J.

This is a manual for Social Analysis, Catholic Social Teachings and Social Justice. The Manual is our first attempt to introduce readers to a way of understanding our social context that draws upon the values and principles of Catholic Social Teaching and the process involved in realising the Catholic vision.

Making Choices for Peace,

By Elias Omondi Opong’o, S.J.

The book is a call for aid agencies to go beyond the conventional aid delivery whilst challenging them to engage in other equally relevant areas of humanitarian work such as the elements of field diplomacy, psycho-social concerns of aid workers and spirituality of humanitarian work.

Peace Weavers:

By Elias Omondi Opong’o, S.J.

This is a collection of articles as a contribution to the various methodologies of Social Transformation in Africa at both national and international levels. Te articles focus on five major themes: advocacy and networking, role of religion in peace building, multi-dimensional approaches to peace building, economic justice, and the spirituality of peace building and reconciliation.

Badilisha,

By Maurice O. Amollo.

This is a social transformation manual that looks at the social and political dimensions and the prevalent approaches in starting, planning and implementing a successful social transformation initiative.

Hakimani:

The Jesuit Journal of Social Justice in Eastern Africa.

This is a research-based publication that offers an opportunity to share research, reflections, and commentaries on social justice concerns in the Eastern Africa region and beyond.

E-mail: editor@jesuithakimani.org

The Nairobi Basic Needs Basket

By Mugo Phares Kirii

This is an annual survey that shows the minimum cost of living for a family of four in 16 informal settlements. Te survey has been used over the years as a way of bringing prominence in policy discourse and documents the realities that slum dwellers face. This is not in any sense a comprehensive measure of determining how well-of or badly of slum dweller are, but tries to give an overview of their living conditions.

The Voice

is a magazine of social apostolate of the Jesuits of Eastern Africa Province. The magazine intends to give a faithful representation of the complex reality of the joys and struggles of the people of Eastern Africa and beyond. Te magazine provides a forum for sharing narratives of hope, experiences, reflections and commentaries on issues of faith and justice in the region.