Constitution Day: Who Are Citizens?
Constitution Day Essay Question: Should we amend the citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment? Discuss!
Voices of Trinity: Joseline Araujo ’17 at NETWORK
Education and advocacy are the best ways to defeat injustice, terrorism and oppression. Read about Joseline Araujo ’17 who spent the summer with Sr. Simone Campbell and the great social justice advocates at NETWORK.
Adirondack Chronicles 2015.3: Forest and Trees
To understand the importance of protecting the environment, we have to be able to see both the forest and the trees.
Adirondack Chronicles 2015.2
The common grackle and the dragonfly: appreciating biodiversity and the urgent justice of Laudato Si
Sr. Seton Cunneen ’65 Fellows Transform the World!
Cunneen Fellowships exemplify the lifelong commitment to social justice of Sr. Seton Cunneen ’65 and the mission of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.
Voices of Trinity: Baltimore Burning
Trinity students, faculty and staff respond to the protests and injustices in Baltimore
“Selma is Now”
Selma is not just a memory but a call to action on behalf of freedom, equality and justice each day.
Dream City: Still Dreaming
Dream City Authors Jaffe and Sherwood provide a richly detailed account of the conditions that continue to limit horizons for the District of Columbia.
Race, Class and Educational Opportunity
Economic justice is essential to achieve racial equality; school reform is ineffective without an honest and vigorous plan to address poverty among schoolchildren.
Trinity Graduates and the Imperatives of Justice
Congratulations to Trinity’s Winter 2015 graduates! The world needs your brains and bravery in abundance.