The Center on Faith and Justice

Founded in 2021, Georgetown University’s Center on Faith and Justice serves the common good by protecting democracy and confronting racism, poverty, and war. We advocate for marginalized communities and work to deepen the moral dimensions of civic spirituality.

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Through public events, private conversations, workshops and book studies, the Center on Faith and Justice serves as a forum for students, seminarians, scholars, spiritual leaders, grassroots communities, policymakers, government officials, journalists and others committed to serving the common good.

Visit our Events Hub to find and register for all our upcoming programs, workshops, and gatherings.


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