The Doerr Center for Social Justice at Saint Louis University

SLU Public Health and Social Justice welcomes Eliza Angarano, a new Career Counselor for all students and disciplines.

Saint Louis University celebrates 200 years of education and service!

SLU Celebrates End of Bicentennial Year

Dr. Cara Wallace and her SLU research team were awarded a seed grant to support her efforts to advance palliative care. Her project is titled, "Narrative Medicine and Advance Care Planning."

Five Academic Researchers Awarded Seed Grants by The Gary and Mary West Foundation to Advance Palliative Care Research SAN DIEGO, Oct. 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Five palliative care researchers from universities across the country have been awarded a total of $50,000 in seed...

SLU Public Health and Social Justice hosted a successful Doctoral Research Symposium last Friday!

1st place for oral presentation went to Daphne Lew, (PHD-PHS-BST) for her project titled,“Identifying distinct latent classes of adverse childhood experiences among US children and their relationship with childhood internalizing disorders”.

2nd place went to Steve Scroggins, MPH, (PHD-PHS-BSHE) for his project titled, “At the intersection of mental health and HIV medical adherence among Ryan White clients in the St. Louis region”.

Refine your presentation skills at the Three Minute Thesis Competition! Registration ends November 14th. See flier for additional details.

The Missouri Senate debate between candidates Claire McCaskill (D) and Josh Hawley (R) takes place next Thursday, October 18th at 7 P.M. CST. Tune in to the debate on channels 5 and 9 or listen on 90.7 FM.

St. Louis Public Radio and media partners to host U.S. Senate debate On Thursday, October 18th, 130 Missouri residents will gather at Nine Network’s studio in St. Louis to watch incumbent Senator Claire McCaskill (D) and

Did you know the Doerr Center is housed within the School of Social Work at SLU? Starting this academic year, the Doerr Center will partner with the School of Social Work to offer a course centered around a pertinent social justice issue. This year's course will focus on homelessness in St. Louis, challenging students to apply a social justice lens to this important topic.

On September 18th, the Doerr Center welcomed Lloyd Pendleton, who helped reduce chronic homelessness in Utah by 91%, as the Social Justice Night keynote speaker. Special thanks to our panelists and the organizations that made our agency fair a success!