Justice Sunday
Martin Luther King Day
Justice Sunday National Continuum Briefing Points
- Since 2000, the National Alliance of Faith and Justice (www.nafj.org) founded and has sponsored Justice Sunday as a national movement to honor the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as an icon for change through service.
- The commemoration serves as a campaign to mobilize meaningful volunteer acts throughout the nation, heavily but not exclusively targeting national communities of faith.
- It is the mission of NAFJ to promote the value of inclusion of faith in addressing the prevention, consequences and resolutions of crime with emphasis upon its impact on African Americans and other people of color in society.
- Each Year, the Martin Luther King Center for Non-Violent Social Change has issued a Grant of Rights to NAFJ to use the images and various quotes spoken by Dr. King in conjunction with this annual commemoration.
The National Alliance of Faith and Justice is pleased to be a national partner of these initiatives:
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