The Center on Faith and Justice
Founded in 2021, we serve the common good by working to protect democracy and uproot racism, poverty and war.
Read more about the CFJ.Founded in 2021, we serve the common good by working to protect democracy and uproot racism, poverty and war.
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This Spring, House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi inaugurated a new series at the Center on Faith and Justice. “Higher Calling” seeks to engage Washington insiders in conversation about the role of religion and ethics in their personal and public lives.
The Center on Faith and Justice launched its public mission by hosting a forum on voting rights with Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock and Representative Terri Sewell.
Princeton University’s Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr. joined the Center on Faith and Justice for a deep conversation on race, religion and healing our nation’s most fraught divisions.
Rep. Jamie Raskin joined the Center on Faith and Justice for a conversation on the January 6 insurrection, the tragic death of his son and why our democracy is in peril.
Georgetown President John J. DeGioia officially welcomed the Center on Faith and Justice to the university, saying it will help the nation’s oldest Jesuit institution advance its spiritual and civic missions.
Watch Dr. DeGioia’s remarksGeorgetown University’s Center on Faith and Justice advocates on behalf of marginalized communities and aims to deepen the moral dimensions of civic spirituality.
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