McGrath Institute for Jesuit Catholic Education at the University of San Francisco is designed to inform, form and transform leaders in Catholic Education.
We are excited to co-host this phenomenal event alongside the University Ministry. Please join us in creating space and learning more about the undocumented-student experience and services at USF. Make sure to RSVP!
This course explores the way in which laws have shaped and continue to shape K-12 and higher education. This course will be offered in the Spring of 2022 with professor Danfeng Soto-Vigil Koon, JD, Ph.D. Please look at the flyer for more information.
How is environmental justice connected to the mission of #Jesuit higher education? Find out in today's Justice Conference address by Nancy Tuchman, Founding Dean of the School of Environmental Sustainability @LoyolaChicago: https://t.co/2blRUyMBBb #JesuitEducated#AJCUJustice21
Dr. Mike Duffy the Director of the McGrath Institute for Jesuit Catholic Education at USF and Co-Chair of the Commitment to Justice Conference is currently moderating the Environment Justice and the Mission of Jesuit Higher Education. Tune in!
"This infinite growth model is based on a planet that is finite in its resources..it is not sustainable..What we're effectively doing is stealing the future, selling it in the present, & we are calling it gross domestic product."
-N. Tuchman, PhD @LoyolaChicago#AJCUJustice21
"If we were to raise every human being on the planet to have an average standard of living in this country, we would require 6 planet earths to produce everything we would consume."
-Nancy Tuchman, Ph.D., @LoyolaChicago#AJCUJustice21
Happening now! Today's panel of experts from the 5th plenary session of the Commitment to Justice in #Jesuit Higher Education Conference respond to the topic, "Women in Leadership in Jesuit Higher Education." Learn more: https://t.co/AKDMKAbp4E #AJCUJustice21#JesuitEducated
"It’s one thing to fill the organizational chart with women, it is another to ask the question of how they are able to exert influence and engage in leadership and decision making in the institution."
-Stephanie Russell, Ph.D. of @jesuitcolleges#AJCUJustice21
"We must reflect on our own positionality and consider what tools are in our own toolbox that can contribute to conversation, reflection, and action." - Jennifer Woolard. Ph.D
#AJCUJustice21#JesuitEducated
Dr. Williams, referring to Dr. King's final book, notes: Civil rights without economic justice are dead rights. What good is it to be able to go to a restaurant or attend a school if you can't afford them?
#AJCUJustice21@jesuitcolleges
Such a great conversation occuring on Plenary #3: Racial Justice and the Mission of Jesuit Higher Education.
Such a great conversation occurring on Plenary #3: Racial Justice and the Mission of Jesuit Higher Education.
When you start thinking about policing, you have to go back to the slave trade and how Black people were policed to ensure that they were not able to organize...the slave patrols formulated the first police departments in the south.
- Dr. Middlemass #AJCUJustice21@jesuitcolleges