Social Justice Education - Northwestern University

Join us for a Mental Health & Social Justice Chat!

Located in Parkes 215, on Thursday, November 16th, from 6-7:30. Join us for a dialogue on how to practice self-care while engaging in social justice. Free snacks and goodies provided!

Social Justice Education at Northwestern facilitates learning opportunities for students to self-explore, dialogue across difference, and take action towards a more equitable campus and world. We do this through workshops, programs, credit-bearing classes, and student and campus partnerships.

Connect with Others Across Difference

Join Sustained Dialogue!

Join our meaningful dialogue space where you'll talk about and across difference with student peers.

Learn about the history of Sustained Dialogue here: programs/sustained-dialogue/index

Apply to become a moderator now: programs/sustained-dialogue/become-a-moderator

Questions? Please get in touch with khyla.breland@northwestern.edu

Join a Dialogue

PIE - Peer Inclusion Educators

The Peer Inclusion Educators (PIE) is a program started by students, for students, dedicated to fostering an inclusive learning environment by addressing issues surrounding personal awareness of social identities, power, privilege, oppression, and social justice with peers at Northwestern. Students within the PIE Program develop their social justice facilitation skills and lead workshops on topics of identity and social justice.

Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement at Northwestern University

The Northwestern campus sits on the traditional homelands of the people of the Council of Three Fires, the Ojibwe, Potawatomi, and Odawa.

Click here to read about Land Acknowledgement at Northwestern. To identify the traditional territories you occupy, download the Native Lands app or visit http://native-land.ca.