July IPA Update
Bringing the news of Human Trafficking to those in formation.
Bringing the news of Human Trafficking to those in formation.
Dear Sisters and Friends,
There are just a few items that I wanted to draw your attention to in this IPA Justice Desk Update. Below you will find.
News of the forthcoming High Level Political Forum where the SDG promise will be examined in detail and many countries will be examined on their SDG progress and commitment. We offer a comprehensive guide (with recommendations) from the Justice Coalition of the Religious (JCoR).
News of Staff changes at the International Presentation Association IPA from Jessice Dewhurst our Executive Director.
Letter from the Presentation US on their concerns for Trump's Big Beautiful Bill.
You are being invited to register for RENATE’s upcoming online event on Wednesday, 30th July, to mark the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
This month's IPA Justice Contact Update. HERE
From 14-23 July 2025, United Nations Member States, civil society, and other stakeholders will gather at the UN in New York for the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF). This forum is the central United Nations platform for the follow-up and review of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the global level. The central theme for the 2025 HLPF theme is “Advancing sustainable, inclusive, science- and evidence-based solutions for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals for leaving no one behind.”
JCoR created a guide to the HLPF that includes essential background information on the conference, recommended events, how you can participate virtually, and tips for engaging in social media advocacy The guide is the JCoR website, in English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish. We encourage you to use this resource and share it with your networks to add your voice to these important conversations, holding our governments accountable to the global commitment to sustainable development.
You can check out this wonderful guide HERE and below.
News of Staff changes at the International Presentation Association IPA from Jessice Dewhurst our Executive Director.
Dear IPA Justice Contacts,
I’m reaching out with some important and exciting updates from the IPA Core Team — moments of heartfelt gratitude and joyful welcome as our journey continues.
In May, we said goodbye (with full hearts!) to Sister Lancia Rodrigues, who completed her time with IPA after many years of devoted service. As our Spirituality and Charism Animator, Sister Lancia has been a radiant presence — holding sacred space for us through prayer, reflection, ritual, and deep spiritual grounding. Her wisdom, gentleness, and fierce commitment to the Presentation mission have been a blessing to the entire network.
She has now moved into a new ministry, and although we will miss her dearly, we’re so grateful for all she has offered IPA — especially the way she helped us live our justice work as a spiritual calling. We hold her in our prayers and send her every blessing in this next chapter. While her formal role has ended, the work of nurturing IPA’s spirituality and charism remains central to who we are. This vital thread will continue to be woven into all that we do.
We’re also delighted to introduce two exciting staff updates:
Christopher Zefting
Christopher has stepped into a new role on our UN team as Policy Engagement Coordinator. In this position, he works closely with our UN Representative Despoina to ensure that IPA’s voice — grounded in the Presentation charism — is present in key international human rights processes. From drafting UPR and Treaty Body submissions at the UN, to tracking our impact, Christopher is helping shape the future of IPA’s UN Programme. We’re thrilled to see his work expanding and deepening in this way.
Bandiswa Mlangeni
Please join us in warmly welcoming Bandiswa Mlangeni, our new Justice Network Coordinator! Bandiswa plays a key role in energising, equipping, and walking alongside our global network of justice contacts — that means you! Through one-on-one connection, creative training, and "Monthly Meets", Bandiswa is here to build a strong, passionate community of justice advocates. Her work also brings in elements of spiritual grounding and faith-rooted inspiration, helping us stay connected to the heart of our mission. We’re so excited for you to meet her in upcoming sessions!
As always, I am just a short email or whatsapp message away, so please reach out if you have any questions:) Thank you for being part of this evolving story of justice, faith, and global solidarity. We’re deeply grateful for each of you — and so hopeful about all that lies ahead!
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Blessings,
Jess
Letter from the Presentation US on their concerns for Trump's Big Beautiful Bill.
You are being invited to register for RENATE’s upcoming online event on Wednesday, 30th July, to mark the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
You are being invited to register for RENATE’s upcoming online event on Wednesday, 30th July, to mark the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
During this special gathering, we will launch the final two RENATE films:
Against the Shadows (Albania)
Fragile Life (Ukraine)
We will come together in community for prayer, reflection, and powerful storytelling as we continue to shine a light on the realities of human trafficking and the work being done to end it across the RENATE network.
Time: 4:00 p.m. (British Summer Time) / 5:00 p.m. (Central European Time)
To ensure privacy and protection, registration is required in order to receive the Zoom link.
You can register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ulAG8ELcQjyWjkAZiNC1XA
We deeply encourage your presence and participation in this important moment of solidarity, prayer, and hope.
We invite you to consider the IPA Justice COntact Update for July HERE or below