With the dissolution of the Women’s Advocacy position, MCC U.S. will continue to address women’s issues through the work of anti-oppression and restorative justice coordinators.
Booklet on sexual abuse in the church grew out of a desire to respond to the difficulties faced by survivors and churches in the aftermath of abuse by a church leader.
MCC supports Congolese Mennonite women who stand with others in support of peace, demilitarization and the end of violence against women. After participating in the World March of Women in October, they are more determined than ever to work for peace.
MCC-supported day care in Bolivia provides food, education and care for children. The day care also offers individual counseling and group workshops for their parents, who are often single mothers and who struggle financially.
A one day educational conference taking place February 6, 2010 at the Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg aims to equip churches and individuals to promote and nurture healthy sexuality.