Heroes, Legends and Idols of Clay
The painful story of Dolores Huerta reminds us that too many women continue to feel that they have to remain silent in the face of sexual abuse. We must work harder to break the silence, to educate the rising generations about respect for others — and we should reconsider our tendency to elevate ordinary human beings to superhero status.
Rev. Jesse Jackson: Remember, then Resolve to Act
We remember the Reverend Jesse Jackson as a courageous and forceful Civil Rights leader. Who will rise to take his place to ensure civil and human rights for future generations?
A Government Without Newspapers
A government without newspapers is tyranny. We the People must do more to reinvigorate the role of a free and vibrant press to support accountability in government and sustain our rights and freedoms.
Racist Tropes and Hard American Truths
The contemptible racism of the president of this nation must be called out for what it is. How can we celebrate 250 years of America without confronting the constant undermining of our values in equal justice and freedom for all?
Lean Into Compassion: Dean Brigid Noonan Commencement Remarks
Dean Noonan offers wisdom for life to graduates of Nursing and Health Professions: Compassion, Empathy and Lifelong Learning.
The Paradox of Education: Dean Mostowy Commencement Remarks
Education is the most powerful weapon we have to fight for justice.
What Would Dr. King Say?
We cannot remain silent in this treacherous moment in U.S. History. We must speak and confront the rising evil of this age, the fostering of hatred and denial of the right of all people to enjoy “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”
A New American Revolution
Our American Democracy demands renewal and even revolution in each generation. As we celebrate America’s 250th Birthday, we must also work even harder to reinvigorate the rights our Founders declared as “unalienable” — Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. Rights for all, not just a few!
Two Pope Leos, Social Justice and Trinity’s Ongoing Mission
Social Justice is the foundation of our mission at Trinity. Alumnae, students, faculty and special guests gathered to discuss how popes from Leo XIII to Leo XIV have influenced Trinity’s mission and work.
Solidarity with Immigrants, a Social Justice Imperative
Our faith demands that we stand in solidarity with immigrants and refugees, and that we reject the tactics of fear and terror, cruel and inhumane treatment of people who have already suffered too much.