Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service

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Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service

Established in 2001, the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service is a center for service-based scholarship and community outreach in pursuit of the common good.

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U.S.-Middle East Partnership Initiative Student Leaders Program

Alternative Breaks Program

David F. Andretta Summer Research Fellowship

Education and Social Justice Summer Research Fellowship

Magis Jamaica Alternative Break

Magis: Kino Border Immersion

Amnesty International

GlobeMed

Hoyas for Immigrant Rights

Hoyas Global Initiative

Students Stopping the Trafficking of People

Truth and Human Rights in North Korea

UNICEF-Georgetown

100 Projects for Peace

Social Innovation Public Service Fund

Inaugural McKean Fellow Proposes Researching Indigenous Health Care in Canada

Social Innovation and Public Service Fund Allocates Awards to Students and Alumni Developing Ventures for the Public Good

Alternative Breaks Program Immerses Students in Global and Domestic Social Justice Issues

Education and Social Justice Project Addresses Poverty Through Education

Empowering Women and Youth Through Storytelling: 2016 and 2017 Projects for Peace

Hoyas Translate Academic Excellence into Social Justice through Research Fellowship

Global Social Justice Summer Research Symposium

Global Governance: A Conversation with Father Endashaw Debrework

Georgetown Deepens Commitment to Interfaith Cooperation

Global Engagement

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