Justice Education Initiative

A special thank you to Frieda Afary for her incredible talk on her book, “Socialist Feminism: A New Approach” and for all of her wisdom and advice as we chart new territory in the US and abroad. 🩷✊

Thanks to all who attended and to for hosting us!

Please join us for a talk with Frieda Afary, Iranian-American Feminist author and librarian, tomorrow at the Motley!

A special thank you to Professor Katharina Swirak for an amazing presentation last week to our community! An additional thank you to our steering community, faculty, staff, alumni, and students for their presence and participation!

Honored to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the CORO Fellowship in Public Affairs in St. Louis! Proud Pitzer ‘14 alumna and CORO Fellow Romarilyn Ralston reflects on the transformative journey of leadership and public service that began with this prestigious fellowship.

The Justice Education Center has officially begun our community snack table. Feel free to stop by today and most days outside Broad Hall, 203 to grab a snack and hang out!

Last week, we kicked off our Inagural Justice Education Lecture Series with Dr. Jason Sexton at UCLA. We are honored to have been able to hear him speak and look forward to the release of his new book, “The Irredeemable: Religion, Eugenics, and the Prison.” A huge thank you to Dr. Sexton for his deep and profound lecture and to professor Phil Zuckerman for joining in conversation. ❤️📚

Please stay tuned for our next lecture!

Happy National Voter Registration Day!

Elections are about more than just the presidency. This year in California, there are many propositions on the ballot. One of which is Prop 36. Take a look at why we say vote no!

Please join us for the first lecture of our inaugural Justice Education Center Lecture Series!

This Tuesday, September 17th in Benson Auditorium at 6:30 pm, Dr. Jason Sexton of UCLA will be delivering his talk on religion, eugenics, and the prison.

No registration required. Refreshments will be provided. We hope to see you all there!🎉🙏❤️📚📖

Yesterday, the JEC hosted its second event of the semester- a Presidential Debate Watch Party.

Thank you to everyone who attended!

🚨 Please join us for a Presidential Debate watch party this Tuesday! 🚨

Refreshments will be provided, but feel free to bring your dinner. We hope to see you there!

Taking an inside out class this semester? Interested in the Justice Education Center? Just want to meet people? Come to our Semester Kickoff Event this Wednesday, August 28th from 1-2pm in the Scott Hall Lobby!

If you are taking an Inside-Out Course this semester and have filled out a t-shirt form, this will be your time to come pick it up! REMINDER: a donation of $5 for your t-shirt ensures the ability for us to continue printing shirts for future students and is greatly appreciated.

We can’t wait to see you there! ❤️📚📌🎓

Happy August from our JEC Family! Professors Nigel Boyle, Kim Drake, Barbara Junisabai, former students Jacob, Damian, Arthur, and Conan, and family members persevered through the Summer heat and summited Mt. Baldy this past Sunday! 🗻☀️

We ❤️ the outdoors and can’t wait to keep hiking all year long!

Congratulations to our Senior Director, Romarilyn Ralston, for being named as a new member of the Napier Council! For more information on the Napier Council and fellowship opportunities, go to napierinitiative.org!

We’d like to thank our amazing Community Organization and Collegiate partners for all of their incredible work in our communities at the Claremont Colleges and across the country and for their continued support for the Justice Education Center! 📚🙏❤️

Make sure to check out these wonderful organizations- they are working to make the world a better place through education and justice.

🚨DONATION CAMPAIGN🚨

Do you support justice education? Do you like magazines? Do you think everyone should be able to artistically express themselves? Then this campaign is for you.

Any donation amount helps us run the Inside Outlook. ❤️📚🎓

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We asked Claremont students some questions about their time taking Inside-Out courses and they responded! Take a look at some of the biggest takeaways and favorite parts of the program.📚💪❤️

Justice Education matters! Take a look at where some of the graduates of the Pathways to BA program have gone!

Note that none of the graduates has recidivated. Education breaks cycles and changes the 🌎