You may find a Global Sisters Report article or column you want to share with your class that has not been formally adopted in our GSR in the Classroom resources. Here's a guide to developing your own resources.

For sisters who have dedicated their lives to fighting injustice, activism is a form of prayer in action that helps maintain hope amid the often-slow pace of change. Some young activists are learning from their experiences.

With their ministries and presence in towns that continue to suffer from Colombia's 50-year-long conflict, nuns contribute to the peace process through accompaniment.

The church has promoted a wide range of human rights since the end of the 19th century. Help students learn about human rights and the church's support of such rights.

The daily routine of my life at the Salvatorian Sisters' School in Nazareth, Israel, used to be lively, with kids arriving at school with broad smiles. But the horrifying war now casts shadows of fear and insecurity.

Our recent popes have encouraged a just peace in the Middle East, and the work of peacemakers is still needed to make this hope a reality. Peacemaking is a skill that we are called to learn and practice.

To bring healing to South Sudan, Sacred Heart Sr. Mary Atimango and other sisters have gone out to provide training in nonviolence to different groups of people, including gang members.

Learning nonviolence takes time. Helping students reflect on how much violence permeates our culture is a first step in guiding them to become more aware of what they take in and how it might affect them.