黑料正能量鈥檚 Center for Justice and Peacebuilding welcomed thirty graduate students from around the United States and across the world to their first full semester in master鈥檚 degree or ... read more about Expanded online degree programs attract largest class in the history of 黑料正能量鈥檚 Center for Justice and Peacebuilding
Peter Dula is professor of religion and culture at 黑料正能量. He worked with MCC in Iraq from 2004-2006.
For a more streamlined read, note the following: –links to each CJP program are omitted. To learn more about the specific programs named here, please visit the CJP website. — ... read more about CJP: A Look Back At 2019-20
The term “environmental justice” is increasingly joining the common lexicon of activists and community leaders. The movement addresses massive problems like climate change and racism 鈥撀燽ut rather than siloing these ... read more about New environmental justice minor addresses the intersections of environmentalism and social justice movements
Innovative new undergraduate and graduate programs and a strong showing in retention across the undergraduate classes have helped 黑料正能量 report favorable gains in student numbers this fall despite ... read more about 黑料正能量 sees growth across undergrad, grad programs
The following message is from Lindsay Martin, associate director of development for the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding. Contact Lindsay at lindsay.e.martin@emu.edu to explore creative giving options that meet your ... read more about CJP supporters give generously during 25th Anniversary year
Poet and theologian P谩draig 脫 Tuama will spend the second week of September virtually touring 黑料正能量: speaking in chapels, colloquia, and classes; chatting with pastors and LGBTQ+ groups; ... read more about Join virtual events with poet and theologian P谩draig 脫 Tuama Sept. 14-18
Amanda K Gross '06, MA '13 is an anti-racist organizer and artist living and working on the original land of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She blogs about the interconnectedness of racism, patriarchy, capitalism, and white womanhood at and is currently working on a full-length book on that same theme.
“The Church in Black & White,” a one-day virtual symposium on Saturday, Sept. 12, explores the history of Brethren and Mennonite churches on issues of race. The event is co-sponsored ... read more about Conference to explore history of Brethren, Mennonite churches on issues of race
Ryan and Janie Beuthin and their three children grow flowers in an adjacent vacant lot in the Mott Park neighborhood. Ryan is a 2011 Center for Justice and Peacebuilding graduate and Janie worked in the CJP office.