During a panel discussion on "Public Policy, Advocacy, and Improving Educational Equity," Haverford students engaged with three leaders in the field.

Niyodusenga worked at the Dalun Information, Communication, and Technology Center, a critical space for young people in nearby communities to gather and learn important technological skills.

The prospective political science major is engaged in two part-time summer experiences. Both are focused on the effects of criminal justice and the carceral system across the state. 

The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship is funding 60 students in summer internships with justice-serving organizations all around the world. 21 students are interning with organizations in the Philadelphia Metro Region, and 24 students will be traveling internationally! 32 students will be working with ongoing partner organizations, while 28 will head off to self-designed domestic and international programs. Congratulations to all of the selected students, who completed strong cover letters, resumes, and application processes as they worked toward the fellowship awards.

At the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship, we are committed to the profound dignity of every human life. And we understand that radical love is required to move beyond the injustices and violences of the present era. Since October 7, the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship has offered events that aim to advance three things on campus and beyond: 

1. See the full humanity of one another.
2. Hold communities together in difficult conversations on this campus.
3. Deepen understanding on this campus.