The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship offers local community engagement opportunities, community-engaged courses and curricular pathways, and financial support for student and faculty activities that advance peace, social justice, and global citizenship.
Courses
These courses feature applied, ethical action off-campus, as well as major, minor, and concentration pathways for social justice work.
Funding
We're committed to supporting students and faculty by providing funds for projects and events related to the mission of the Center.
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The recent Haverford House fellow begins medical school at the University of Virginia this fall with support from the over-100-year-old Haverford College fellowship for graduate study.
Despite unexpected shifts this spring, the five fellows closed out a fruitful year of building community, supporting social justice movements, and making meaningful contributions to their host organizations in Philadelphia.
The prize honors young women dedicated to creating a future where the people who imagine and build technology mirror the people and societies for which they build.
Professors Tom Donahue, Juli Grigsby, Jim Krippner, and Josh Moses will join Center for Peace and Global Citizenship staff on the steering committee for the upcoming academic year.
In the fourth blog post from participants of Ticha: advancing community-engaged digital scholarship, Zapotec-language activist Felipe H. Lopez reflects on collaborating online with other activists to learn more about their language and help promote it to younger generations in their communities.
Shaun Campbell, Steering Committee member and facilitator with Let's Circle Up at SCI-Phoenix, reflects on the violence and injustice inside prisons at the hands of those who police incarcerated individuals. Let's Circle Up and the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship have partnered for more than ten years.
Thomas Donahue, visiting assistant professor of political science, will begin a two-year pilot role as the Associate Director for Curricular Connection and Innovation this semester, a reimagination of the previous Academic Director position.
Building on programming across campus and in the community, Haverford students and alumni are playing key roles in the growing Free People Strike.
We are interdependent with our histories, and the violences and exclusions crisscross the country and manifest in specific ways in every community, including the Philadelphia area.
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