Grants

to support Catholic sisters providing life-saving healthcare services in Haiti through the SISTERS Project: Strengthening Instrumental Systems Towards Empowerment of Resilience of Sisters and Disadvantaged Communities.

to continue support for the education and training of sisters in interculturality, anti-human trafficking, canon law and theology and to provide ongoing pandemic support for Catholic sisters.

to conduct research on aging sisters in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia and Mexico and propose practical and innovative activities and programs that will support Religious Institutes in these countries to care for their elderly sisters.

to reinforce and expand the Catholic Sisters Inter-Congregational Network for Migrants and Economic Empowerment across the US and Mexico.

to establish and operationalize a data center for Catholic sisters in Uganda.

to support the US-Latin America Sisters Exchange Program (USLASEP), enabling Latina Sisters to obtain graduate degrees while serving vulnerable communities in Mission Dioceses across the US.

to support vaccine education and promotion to vulnerable populations in California, with an emphasis in reaching high-poverty communities in Santa Clara County.

to mobilize a coalition of over 40 high-level Catholic organizations in the United States to effectively promote vaccine acceptance and equitable distribution with their constituencies.

to strengthen the institutional capacity of the National Black Sisters Conference and support Black women religious as leaders and facilitators in addressing racial inequity within the Church and Catholic organizations.

to consolidate, improve, evaluate and promote the Sisters INSPIRE project that expands the ministries and charism of sisters' congregations through the engagement of youth volunteers.