Videos about the JRS mission of Accompaniment
Accompaniment is an essential element of the mission and methodology of Jesuit Refugee Service/USA. To accompany means to be a companion. We are companions of Jesus, so we wish to be companions of those with whom he preferred to be associated, the poor and the outcast. To accompany is a practical and effective action. Not infrequently it is precisely the way in which protection is given. It is a way to ‘internationalize’ a situation. The presence of an international team can sometimes prevent an attack on refugees. Moreover, presence can be a sign. That a free person chooses willingly and faithfully to accompany those who are not free, who had no choice about being there, is itself a sign, a way of eliciting hope.
 Sports Activities for Young Refugees in Ethiopia |
 Accompanying refugees from Eritrea in Ethiopia |
 Multi Purpose Hall Serves Refugees in Ethiopia |
 Malta: Spirit of Accompaniment |
 Your generosity enables our service to refugees and the forcibly displaced |
 JRS Italy |
 Urban Refugees in Bangkok |
 Peace and Reconciliation in Colombia |
 Seeking peace in Colombia |
 Programs in Colombia |
 World Refugee Day 2012 |
 Global approach to urban refugee issues |
 Refugee Voices |
 Imago Dei — Detention in the USA |
 Imago Dei — Humanitarian Aid Worker |
 Behind the Scenes: Jesuit Drama in Sacramento |
 Imago Dei: Jesuit High Sacramento presents play about refugees |
 Jesuit Refugee Service pastoral program in Addis Ababa |
 Hope for Haiti |
 Accompaniment plays a key role |
 Kino Border Initiative: People helping people |
 Peace through education in Southern Sudan |
 JRS accompanies urban uefugees |
 JRS mission is bound by accompaniment |
 Jesuit Refugee Service and Accompaniment |
 JRS/USA ministers to detainees |
 Jesuit Refugee Service answers call of faith |
 JRS: A vocation to change the world |
 Urban refugee programs in Thailand |
 JRS focus on Urban Refugees |
 Jesuit Refugee Service and Urban Refugees |
 JRS on the border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic |
 Faith and Joy in Haiti |
 Building a future in Haiti |
 Broken immigration system separates families |
 Kino Border Initiative responds to migrants in need |
 The Legacy of Pedro Arrupe |
 Reconciliation and Peace |
 Kino Border Initiative |
 Transforming Hearts |
 'Forces of Good' at work at work on border |
 Jesuit Refugee Service - Europe |
 JRS and Bhutanese refugees |
 Sudanese refugees return to their homeland |
 Jesuit Refugee Service - Latin America & Caribbean |
 Jesuit Refugee Service - West Africa |
 Jesuit Refugee Service - Eastern Africa |
 Jesuit Refugee Service - Grands Lacs |
