To share Catholic Social Thought more broadly with public policy challenges; to reach the next generation of leaders; to become "salt, light and leaven."
Georgetown University is home to a new effort to advance understanding of Catholic Social Thought and its importance for public affairs. The Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life promotes the education of a new generation of Catholic lay leaders and engage a broad dialogue about Catholic Social Thought across wide range of contemporary policy challenges. Through education and outre
Watch this highlight from our Public Dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” with Bishop-elect Robert Boxie III (Catholic Archdiocese of Washington), and view the full video at youtube.com/watch?v=2Zh_m3Hc-LI
Watch this highlight from our Public Dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” with Diann Rust-Tierney (UDC David A. Clarke School of Law), and view the full video at youtube.com/watch?v=2Zh_m3Hc-LI
Watch this highlight from our Public Dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” with Melvin Rogers (Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics) and view the full video at youtube.com/watch?v=2Zh_m3Hc-LI
06/18/2026
The video from our dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” with Bishop-elect Robert Boxie III (Catholic Archdiocese of Washington), Melvin Rogers (Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics), Diann Rust-Tierney (University of the District of Columbia), and Kimberly Mazyck (moderator) is now available: youtube.com/watch?v=2Zh_m3Hc-LI
250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges For more on this event, visit: https://bit.ly/RacialJustice250CSTF...
06/15/2026
STARTING SOON: The 12:30 p.m. EDT dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” with Bishop-elect Robert Boxie III (Catholic Archdiocese of Washington), Melvin Rogers (Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics), Diann Rust-Tierney (University of the District of Columbia), and Kimberly Mazyck (moderator). Join the dialogue at www.youtube.com/live/PAS_Urcn7k0
06/15/2026
TODAY! Join Bishop-elect Robert Boxie III (Catholic Archdiocese of Washington), Melvin Rogers (Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics), Diann Rust-Tierney (University of the District of Columbia), and Kimberly Mazyck (moderator) for an online Public Dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” at 12:30 p.m. EDT. Join the livestream here: www.youtube.com/live/PAS_Urcn7k0
06/14/2026
TOMORROW: “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” with Bishop-elect Robert Boxie III (Catholic Archdiocese of Washington), Melvin Rogers (Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics), Diann Rust-Tierney (University of the District of Columbia), and Kimberly Mazyck (moderator).
RSVP for the livestreamed Public Dialogue on Monday, June 15th starting at 12:30 p.m. EDT at bit.ly/RacialJustice250CST
The Initiative is happy to join Georgetown University in marking with the online Public Dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice” this Monday, June 15 at 12:30 p.m. (bit.ly/RacialJustice250CST). View all of Georgetown’s Juneteenth events at https://www.georgetown.edu/juneteenth/juneteenth-events/.
Juneteenth Events 2026 - Georgetown University Juneteenth Events 2026 Juneteenth 2026 Schedule of Events Georgetown Events 250 Years Towards Racial Justice Hosted by: Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life June 15, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Virtual Juneteenth Celebration Hosted by the GU Diaspora Hosted by: GU Diaspora June 18, 12-3 p.m. Ha...
06/13/2026
The online dialogue with Bishop-elect Robert Boxie III (Catholic Archdiocese of Washington), Melvin Rogers (Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics), Diann Rust-Tierney (University of the District of Columbia), and Kimberly Mazyck (moderator) will address how we should both celebrate our nation’s founding and the progress we’ve made, and still remember the history, address the pain, and act to secure justice and freedom for all Americans.
RSVP to the online Public Dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” on Monday, June 15th at 12:30 p.m. EDT at bit.ly/RacialJustice250CST
Join Georgetown University and the wider Washington community for programs marking , a day of celebration to commemorate emancipation and the end of slavery in the United States. Start with our online Public Dialogue “250 Years Towards Racial Justice: Progress, Promise, and Challenges” on Monday, June 15 at 12:30 p.m. (bit.ly/RacialJustice250CST), and view the other Juneteenth events at www.georgetown.edu/juneteenth/juneteenth-events/.
Juneteenth Events 2026 - Georgetown University Juneteenth Events 2026 Juneteenth 2026 Schedule of Events Georgetown Events 250 Years Towards Racial Justice Hosted by: Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life June 15, 12:30-1:30 p.m. Virtual Juneteenth Celebration Hosted by the GU Diaspora Hosted by: GU Diaspora June 18, 12-3 p.m. Ha...