Lorena Jiron: Her Personal Experience Helps Empower Others
Looking at just a few of Lorena Jiron’s achievements, it’s easy to understand why Law…
Browsing: Social Justice
Granddaughter of Dorothy Day Shares Personal Perspective in New Book
Dorothy Day is known worldwide as a writer, activist, and co-founder of the Catholic Worker…
Forced to Leave After Ebola, Graduate Returns to Sierra Leone
Kathleen Frazier, GSAS ’15, had only been working in Sierra Leone for a week in…
Symposium to Examine Church’s Role in Slavery
Retired lawyer and historian John Cummings believes slavery is America’s greatest sin, and that it…
The Uncommon Denominator: Steve Murphy and Kings Destroy
Near the merch booth at Gold Sounds Bar in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on a recent Friday night, the…
When Protest Is in the Air: Professor Weighs In on Changing Political Climate
The World Trade Organization meetings in 1999, the Iraq war in 2003, the Tea Party…
Fordham Mourns Joseph A. Currie, S.J.
Joseph A. Currie, S.J., JES ’61, GSAS ’63, former associate vice president for mission and…
Activist to Detail Life in Russia’s Shadow
Sophie Pinkham, a journalist and activist who witnessed corruption, poverty, substance abuse, ethnic clashes, and…
Panelists Debate Religion and Race in America
In a nation as devout and as racially divided as the United States, one question…
Defending Jane Doe: Alumnae Serve as Legal Experts in Anti-Sex Trafficking Documentary
Yiota Souras, LAW ’99, and Carol Robles-Román, FCLC ’83, have for many years worked as…