Groupon and the UN World Food Programme are launching a daily deal across Southeast Asia to support girl empowerment through school meals.
Archive for March, 2013
“First Black Firefighters Museum Clears Hurdle” from Huffington Post
An ordinance was approved to provide space for the first black firefighters museum to be created in Chicago.
“The Small, Dark Room” from Erasing the Distance
Erasing the Distance has created a show in partnership with Chicago organizations to depict the lives of Asian Americans affected by mental health issues.
Social Justice is Alive
By Maddy VanderVeen
School of Social Work ’14
Jumpstart Team Leader
Social Justice is alive.
She is shy. Her intervention is subtle. She guides the words of the educator teaching her young students to talk out their conflicts and embrace their diversity…
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Join Loyola University Chicago in honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Pacem in Terris (Peace on Earth) Encyclical by attending […]
“March for Rights, Respect, and Fair Food” from Coalition of Immokalee Workers
From March 3 through March 17, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers is leading a march from Fort Myers, Florida to Lakeland, Florida to advocate for farm worker’s rights.
“Make Hazing Stop: A Plea for Support Against Hazing and Bullying” from Social Justice Resolutions
After her child was affected by bullying, one mother fights for justice through new laws and awareness.
“Grow Change Campaign could bring more ‘real food’ to Loyola” from Loyola Phoenix
Student environmental groups are joining together to push the university to adopt more responsible food purchases by the year 2020 through the Grow Change Campaign.
“Justice for Jonylah” from the Chicago Tribune
After the shooting death of 6-month-old Jonylah Watkins on Tuesday March 12, Chicago communities affected by gun violence pledge to take back their communities and city.
Defining Social Justice
By Colleen Kelley
School of Social Work
Undergraduate
After four years of volunteering, exposure to social injustice and countless stories from clients, I would define social justice as opportunity and access. As a social work major, I have been thrown onto the front lines of inequality and injustice and have seen social injustice first hand. Prior to my work on the front lines I had no clue what…