Tufts Peace and Justice Studies

Stop by Tisch 314 tomorrow Tuesday, April 4th from 3:30-5:30 for "Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break the Silence"!

Check out "The Roots of Disruption & Where Do We Go From Here, " a meaningful and well-articulated article on the post-election social and political changes.

The Roots of Disruption & Where Do We Go From Here | Justmeans

Don't forget the priority deadline for the 2017 spring break Global Engagement Trip to Ecuador is this Friday, December 2nd!

Secure your spot today. Short application and more information can be found here: http://humanconnections.org/tufts-get.

Tufts GET - Human Connections

Stop by our table for all things PJS! There's also candy!

Stop by Campus Center Room 112 tomorrow at NOON for "Ending the Many Wars in Syria: A Talk with Phyllis Bennis!" There will be free lunch!

Check out Tufts Peace and Justice Studies Lecturer, Laura Graham's book Beyond Social Capital! This book "examines the limitations of social capital theory in deeply divided societies."

1) Why did you major in PJS?
"I'm passionate about learning about larger social institutions and their impacts on real people, but more importantly, channeling that knowledge towards tangible social change. The interdisciplinary nature of the major allows me to take a variety of interesting classes and then focus them towards my passion."

2) What course would you recommend and why?
"Env/Eng/PJS 160: Environmental Justice and World Literature with Modhumita Roy. Professor Roy is amazing and the course is constantly challenging me to see the intersections between race, class, gender, and sexuality, and see the impacts of environmental issues on these identities. The readings are so interesting and I look forward to every class!"

3) How do you hope to bring PJS into your future work?
"Also majoring in Biology, my eventual goal is to be able to combine my love of science with my passion for social change to create change within the pharmaceutical industry. I hope to use what I've learned as a PJS major to constantly question, deconstruct, and think about issues of justice."

4) What gives you hope in the world?
"Love and compassion."

5) What's a fun fact about yourself?
"I have a deep love of mozzarella sticks"

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Join Tufts Initiative on Mass Atrocities and Genocide for a
guided tour of Upheaval with discussion led by Professor
Noe Montez and Gallery Educator Elizabeth Canter, next THURSDAY, April 14th from 5:00-6:30 PM at the Tufts University Art Gallery!

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