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Voices of Trinity: Trinity Faculty Respond to Secretary DeVos

Trinity faculty engage students in the robust ongoing dialogue of teaching and learning every day!

By mcguirep | Academics . Civil & Human Rights . Education . Higher Education . Political Issues . Politics . Trinity
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Civics Lessons for Presidents’ Day

We need to regenerate the whole idea of robust civics and citizenship education for everyone!

By mcguirep | Civil & Human Rights . DC Public Schools . Education . Higher Education . Holidays
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On Lies and the Truths We Must Tell

If we hope to preserve our democracy, we must demand truth every day.

By mcguirep | Catholic issues . Civil & Human Rights . Dorothy Stang . Political Issues . Politics . Religion . Sisters of Notre Dame . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues
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Persistent Women

Trinity’s SND Founders were the original Persistent Women. We carry this great legacy into our teaching and learning at Trinity today.

By mcguirep | Catholic issues . Civil & Human Rights . Sisters of Notre Dame . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues . Trinity
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Trinity Nurses on the Hill!

Trinity Nurses participated in the National Black Nurses Association Capitol Hill Day to lobby about critical issues in healthcare law and policy.

By mcguirep | Business Issues . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues . Students . Trinity
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Trinity Stands for Justice

Trinity’s mission in social justice demands that we stand against the injustice of the ban on immigrants from certain countries, Muslims and Syrian refugees. Americans must stand up for human rights or our own rights and liberties will also soon fail.

By mcguirep | Catholic issues . Civil & Human Rights . Political Issues . Politics . Religion . Sisters of Notre Dame . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues
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Women’s March on Washington

Many members of the Trinity family participated in the Women’s March in Washington and around the country.

By mcguirep | Political Issues . Politics . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues . Trinity Alumnae . Women . Women's Leadership
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Trinity at the Presidential Inauguration Events

Trinity students, faculty and staff participated in the Presidential Inauguration on January 20, 2017.

By mcguirep | Political Issues . Politics
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Voices of Trinity: Women’s March on Washington

More than 200 Trinity alumnae, students, faculty and staff indicated on our straw polls that they plan to participate in the Women’s March, and they express many points of view. Some alumnae disagree with the Women’s March and they make their case in these comments.

By mcguirep | Political Issues . Politics . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues . Trinity Alumnae . Women . Women's Leadership
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Voices of Trinity: Presidential Inauguration Edition Part 5: Trinity Graduates Speak Out!

Trinity graduates across the decades discuss their hopes for the new administration.

By mcguirep | Political Issues . Politics . Trinity . Trinity Alumnae . Uncategorized
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