Read our statement for Black Lives Matter and check out our website for actions and resources.
On the Hilltop or in DC for Winter Break 2020-21? Check out this list of suggested service opportunities, virtual and in-person.
Be prepared. Have a plan to vote AND to engage safely. Learn more here.
#HoyasForOthers love DC. Find ways to serve our city from our most beloved community partners.
Find opportunities for meaning-making and contribution through Virtual Volunteering.
Let’s be #TogetherApart and in distant solidarity. This Google Slide Deck details how to reach out to us.
The Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service (CSJ) opened its doors in January 2001. The Center has a mission that is simple to state but far-reaching in its implications: In order to advance justice and the common good, CSJ promotes and integrates community-based research, teaching and service by collaborating with diverse partners and communities.
Teaching the Speeches of Dr. King and Congressman John Lewis
Georgetown’s MLK: “Let Freedom Ring! Initiative” takes on added significance this year, especially in light of last week’s insurrectionist violence at the U.S. Capitol. Faculty are annually encouraged to “Teach the Speech,” taking a selected speech from Dr. King and incorporating it into courses and other learning activities at the university.
EDITORIAL: Support CSJ Amid COVID-19
Georgetown University’s Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service has ensured a commendable commitment to offering its full programming despite facing barriers in the virtual environment. The CSJ has become a model for how Georgetown’s various organizations can operate effectively amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and students and university staff alike should look to its efforts.
Student Campaign Calls on GU to Combat Prison Industrial Complex
Georgetown University students launched a petition demanding the university divest its endowment from companies associated with the prison industrial complex Aug. 3.
“You Just Have To Continue To Go Back”: Georgetown Ballers Comes Of Age
In his senior year of high school, Patrick DiPasquale (MSB ’20) visited his cousin at John Carroll University. While there, he joined his cousin for a visit to a local youth jail, where the older boy regularly played basketball as part of a school club. Patrick loved the experience: Everyone was his age, and it was easy to relate to them. When he got home, he started a similar club at his high school.
