Social Justice Home News, Events & Stories Publications To Be Continued Social Justice Justice in January: A Jesuit Experience February 21, 2018 Gonzaga senior Analee Scott reflects on Jesuit encounters at the border Justice in January: Perceptions of Border Patrol February 21, 2018 In visits with Border Patrol at two Mexico-U.S. ports of entry, students learned about the complexities of this work. Justice in January: Water, Not Politics February 21, 2018 Thousands of immigrants die of exposure to the elements. Water stations help save lives. Justice in January: A Person Cannot Be "Illegal" February 21, 2018 Operation Streamline exposes students to controversial systems of justice for immigrants Justice in January: Humans of Tijuana February 20, 2018 Deported veterans. Families in crisis. Collaborations between agencies. These are things students experienced in Tijuana. Justice in January: Desert Deaths February 20, 2018 Death in the desert is a real threat for migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border Justice in January: Real People, True Stories February 20, 2018 At Kino Border Initiative in Nogales, Mexico, deported migrants tell their stories Justice in January: Keeping the Borderlands Wild February 20, 2018 During Justice in January, students learned about environmental impacts of the border wall Justice in January: Frustrated February 19, 2018 Student Annika Barnett writes about frustrations with immigration, as experienced during Justice in January Battle at the Border: Justice in January February 05, 2018 At the Mexican border, the U.S. immigration and deportation system takes on new meaning First Comes Love September 18, 2017 Reilly Dooris ('15) serves some of Guatemala's poorest people through First Things Foundation Tyler Hobbs On Not Being the Hero May 15, 2017 The keynote address to 2017 graduates entering social justice careers Starting Points on the Makah Reservation May 01, 2017 On a Mission: Possible trip, students learn about Makah Reservation life and efforts to preserve its history Encounters on a Corner in East St. Louis April 24, 2017 Mission: Possible leader Andrew Mercer reflects on an unexpected encounter during an immersion trip to St. Louis What's In A Name? March 27, 2017 While on a civil rights immersion trip, student experiences family connections to slave history Battling the Border: A lesson in immigration justice February 24, 2017 This year’s Justice in January project – exploring the realities of immigration and security along the U.S.-Mexico border – was an experience that the... Previous 1 2 3 Next
Justice in January: A Jesuit Experience February 21, 2018 Gonzaga senior Analee Scott reflects on Jesuit encounters at the border Justice in January: Perceptions of Border Patrol February 21, 2018 In visits with Border Patrol at two Mexico-U.S. ports of entry, students learned about the complexities of this work. Justice in January: Water, Not Politics February 21, 2018 Thousands of immigrants die of exposure to the elements. Water stations help save lives. Justice in January: A Person Cannot Be "Illegal" February 21, 2018 Operation Streamline exposes students to controversial systems of justice for immigrants Justice in January: Humans of Tijuana February 20, 2018 Deported veterans. Families in crisis. Collaborations between agencies. These are things students experienced in Tijuana. Justice in January: Desert Deaths February 20, 2018 Death in the desert is a real threat for migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border Justice in January: Real People, True Stories February 20, 2018 At Kino Border Initiative in Nogales, Mexico, deported migrants tell their stories Justice in January: Keeping the Borderlands Wild February 20, 2018 During Justice in January, students learned about environmental impacts of the border wall Justice in January: Frustrated February 19, 2018 Student Annika Barnett writes about frustrations with immigration, as experienced during Justice in January Battle at the Border: Justice in January February 05, 2018 At the Mexican border, the U.S. immigration and deportation system takes on new meaning First Comes Love September 18, 2017 Reilly Dooris ('15) serves some of Guatemala's poorest people through First Things Foundation Tyler Hobbs On Not Being the Hero May 15, 2017 The keynote address to 2017 graduates entering social justice careers Starting Points on the Makah Reservation May 01, 2017 On a Mission: Possible trip, students learn about Makah Reservation life and efforts to preserve its history Encounters on a Corner in East St. Louis April 24, 2017 Mission: Possible leader Andrew Mercer reflects on an unexpected encounter during an immersion trip to St. Louis What's In A Name? March 27, 2017 While on a civil rights immersion trip, student experiences family connections to slave history Battling the Border: A lesson in immigration justice February 24, 2017 This year’s Justice in January project – exploring the realities of immigration and security along the U.S.-Mexico border – was an experience that the...
