Capital Area Justice Ministry

10/09/2026

We are praying that each of you and your loved ones are safe during this storm. Please reach out to your neighbors who may need assistance. See the link below for local emergency management information.

10/02/2026

In Florida, over 1 in 4 nurses are immigrants

This is a national pattern: 15.6% of all nurses and 27.7% of health aides in the U.S. are immigrants, according to new American Immigration Council data. Our neighbors are the backbone of American healthcare. Source: American Immigration Council.

09/30/2026

Make a plan to vote! Not registered? October 5th is the deadline!

09/29/2026

How wonderful for CAJM to be supported. We are bringing our community together to end the determinants of gun violence.

Sunshine 100 and Sunshine 850 supporting amazing local organization...

09/20/2026

CAJM Executive Director Bryan Stringer joined Carolyn Debard and Janet Temkin and other members of the Unitarian Universalist Church at their Listening Circle today. As the UUCT website says… “Sacred activism is the practice of aligning our values with meaningful action for justice, peace, and the Earth. It honors both inner integrity and outward engagement, reminding us that how we act matters as much as what we seek to change.”

09/15/2026

Today is National Voter Registration Day! Put your values into action. Be sure you are Election Ready.

Page with consolidated information regarding the upcoming election

09/09/2026

09/05/2026

Mark your calendar for Tuesday Sep 15 at 6pm. Plan to attend CAJM 360 an engaging event hosted by Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church.

We want to hear from you about how we make CAJM an even more effective organization! What do we do exceptionally well? What opportunities should we embrace? What steps can we take to help CAJM reach the next level?
Meet new friends who share your commitment to a more just and equitable region!

09/04/2026

Our CAJM representatives were honored to attend the Tallahassee Chapter of the NAACP 2026 Awards Banquet. The Chapter recognized many people who are working for a more just and equitable community and state. CAJM Executive Director Bryan Stringer gave the closing benediction to this inspiring evening.