Social Justice Home News, Events & Stories Publications To Be Continued Social Justice Senior Liz Perez: A Leader for Others The Humanity of Jesús Gonzaga Ranks in Top 10 for Peace Corps Volunteers Gonzaga Launches Opportunity Northeast, a Community Initiative Bite Not One Another Experiential Learning Examples: Bridging Gaps at the Borders March 06, 2019 Sociology prof Joe Johnston explains how segregation – living and socializing in communities that are racially and socioeconomically homogenous –... How Did Hector and Yolanda Meet? February 15, 2019 Two different activists, brought together in Tijuana after deportation, are working to support mothers and veterans victimized by border conflicts. Lifting the Lamp December 05, 2018 In “Lifting the Lamp” – a phrase harkening to the inscription on the Statue of Liberty – we share faculty, alumni and student perspectives on... Reframing Tolerance - Building a Just World November 19, 2018 At the 2018 observance of International Day of Tolerance, Liz Moore of the Peace and Justice Action League presented a message at Gonzaga Immersed: Thoughts from Mission Possible '18 July 05, 2018 Gonzaga students reflect on their experiences and service in cities across the country during Mission Possible 2018. Lingering Lessons from the Sonoran Desert June 01, 2018 In 2014, a walk in the desert changed John Draxler's life. Today, he's headed to law school as a result. Stronger Than You Know May 18, 2018 Olivia Schneider ('16) shares about her year-long service at a YWCA crisis center with the 2018 graduates entering social justice fields of service The Race Issue - Communities for Justice April 13, 2018 GU's Institute for Hate Studies hosted Communities for Justice to discuss racism and restoration The March Continues March 29, 2018 GU President Thayne McCulloh addresses diversity, equity and inclusion, recognizing the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's death 50 years ago Justice in January: The Chicano Park Murals February 22, 2018 Historic murals in San Diego's Chicano Park represent the plight of immigrants and action for justice Justice in January: A Jesuit Experience February 21, 2018 Gonzaga senior Analee Scott reflects on Jesuit encounters at the border Justice in January: Perceptions of Border Patrol February 21, 2018 In visits with Border Patrol at two Mexico-U.S. ports of entry, students learned about the complexities of this work. Justice in January: Water, Not Politics February 21, 2018 Thousands of immigrants die of exposure to the elements. Water stations help save lives. Justice in January: A Person Cannot Be "Illegal" February 21, 2018 Operation Streamline exposes students to controversial systems of justice for immigrants Justice in January: Humans of Tijuana February 20, 2018 Deported veterans. Families in crisis. Collaborations between agencies. These are things students experienced in Tijuana. Justice in January: Desert Deaths February 20, 2018 Death in the desert is a real threat for migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border 1 2 Next
Experiential Learning Examples: Bridging Gaps at the Borders March 06, 2019 Sociology prof Joe Johnston explains how segregation – living and socializing in communities that are racially and socioeconomically homogenous –... How Did Hector and Yolanda Meet? February 15, 2019 Two different activists, brought together in Tijuana after deportation, are working to support mothers and veterans victimized by border conflicts. Lifting the Lamp December 05, 2018 In “Lifting the Lamp” – a phrase harkening to the inscription on the Statue of Liberty – we share faculty, alumni and student perspectives on... Reframing Tolerance - Building a Just World November 19, 2018 At the 2018 observance of International Day of Tolerance, Liz Moore of the Peace and Justice Action League presented a message at Gonzaga Immersed: Thoughts from Mission Possible '18 July 05, 2018 Gonzaga students reflect on their experiences and service in cities across the country during Mission Possible 2018. Lingering Lessons from the Sonoran Desert June 01, 2018 In 2014, a walk in the desert changed John Draxler's life. Today, he's headed to law school as a result. Stronger Than You Know May 18, 2018 Olivia Schneider ('16) shares about her year-long service at a YWCA crisis center with the 2018 graduates entering social justice fields of service The Race Issue - Communities for Justice April 13, 2018 GU's Institute for Hate Studies hosted Communities for Justice to discuss racism and restoration The March Continues March 29, 2018 GU President Thayne McCulloh addresses diversity, equity and inclusion, recognizing the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's death 50 years ago Justice in January: The Chicano Park Murals February 22, 2018 Historic murals in San Diego's Chicano Park represent the plight of immigrants and action for justice Justice in January: A Jesuit Experience February 21, 2018 Gonzaga senior Analee Scott reflects on Jesuit encounters at the border Justice in January: Perceptions of Border Patrol February 21, 2018 In visits with Border Patrol at two Mexico-U.S. ports of entry, students learned about the complexities of this work. Justice in January: Water, Not Politics February 21, 2018 Thousands of immigrants die of exposure to the elements. Water stations help save lives. Justice in January: A Person Cannot Be "Illegal" February 21, 2018 Operation Streamline exposes students to controversial systems of justice for immigrants Justice in January: Humans of Tijuana February 20, 2018 Deported veterans. Families in crisis. Collaborations between agencies. These are things students experienced in Tijuana. Justice in January: Desert Deaths February 20, 2018 Death in the desert is a real threat for migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border
![Jeff Dodd describes this image as "[a] wooden carving of a Ghanaian adinkra symbol called bi nka bi, a symbol of two fish biting one another’s tails, which roughly translates as 'bite not one another.'"](/-/media/Website/Images/Stories/Gonzaga-Magazine/Sq-Standard-Image/sq-gmag-tbc-dodd-bite-not.ashx)
