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Get Involved
Today: Change Begins With You
At Washington
University's Social Justice Center, we seek to combat oppression
on our campus and in the communities of St. Louis. It is our goal
to inspire individuals to apply what they learn here and take
a stand against social injustices within their circle of influence.
Based on the past and present social injustices in our society,
we focus our efforts on ableism, ageism, classism, ethnocentrism,
genderism, heterosexism, sexism, racism and religious oppression.
In order to accomplish our goals, the SJC provides a monthly "Ism"
program series (active and passive), a meeting place for student
groups, as well as books, magazines, and videos for students,
faculty, administrators and the greater St. Louis community.
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BECOMING
INVOLVED WITH THE CENTER
- Become
an SJC member! Attend our Sunday meetings at 8 p.m.;
- Attend
programs and facilitations;
- Watch for
passive bulletin board programs and topics;
- Read/check-out
books, videos, periodicals, and binders to learn about various
'isms';
- Stop by
our office or read our website to learn about: community service,
Wash U social justice student groups, and St. Louis social justice
organizations;
- Come in
and speak with our staff members, who are equipped to talk about
social justice issues;
- Volunteer
at the Social Justice Center;
- Utilize
the Social Justice Center for your student organization's meetings.
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