Our next Mosaic Justice Network members meeting will be on Thursday June 24, from 11am to 1pm. We are looking forward* to our first face to face meeting since early 2020, and the Nazarene College in Didsbury have kindly agreed to host us, with Principal, Rev Dr Deirdre Brower-Latz as guest speaker. We will also be hearing from other members as they reflect on their experience of Covid and lockdown. For more information, please send an email.

(*subject to current Covid regulations)

The next meeting of the member of Mosaic Justice Network will be on Thursday January 14 via Zoom from 11am. Joining details will be sent out to members by email. As we begin a new year in a mixture of hope as the vaccines get rolled out, but also concern at the steep rise in infections that has put us back into lockdown, it is important that we meet to share and pray, and support each other.

If you are reading this, not a member of MJN and curious to find out more or join, please contact one of the facilitators.

Here are the four presentations from our Facts and Focus' Zoom gathering, at which we looked specifically at several responses to and impacts of the Coronavirus crisis.

On May 20, 1:30pm to 3pm, we are having a ‘Facts and Focus' Zoom gathering, looking specifically at responses to and impacts of the Coronavirus crisis. For all members, plus any others involved in social action work who might find it helpful.
4 people from the Mosaic Justice Network will share for 10 minutes each followed by time for questions.

• Faye Bruce – Caribbean and African Health Network –  impact on the BAME communities.
• Tom Skinner – Greater Manchester Poverty Action - food strategy, now and planning for the aftermath.

• Rosemary Hack – Press Red – Domestic Abuse is spiking under the lockdown.

• Ian Rutherford – Greater Manchester Homelessness Action Network – strategy for the homeless.

​To join the meeting click here.

The next meeting of the Mosaic Justice Network will be on September 10. More details and booking via Eventbrite here. Members will have been sent a password by email. If you are reading this, not a member of MJN and curious to find out more or join, please contact one of the facilitators.