Center for Social Concern
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If you keep up with the news, it's easy to get cynical and try to hide from the world. Faith calls us to the opposite response: hope and action. Feed the hungry. Shelter the homeless. Care for the sick. Tutor the kids who need help. Protect the vulnerable. Care for God's creation. Learn more about social problems. Lobby political and economic leaders to make positive changes. You can answer your call by getting involved in the multitude of CSC opportunities.
The Center for Social Concern is pleased to award this year’s Miryam Award to Laura Bistrek, the Executive Director of the Diversity in Engineering Center.
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Buying fair trade products ensures that people with low incomes, often in developing countries, will be helped by your purchase.
Conscious Consumerism
Buying fair trade products ensures that people with low incomes, often in developing countries, will be helped by your purchase.
In light of the suspension of UD summer programs in response to COVID-19, recipient of the Human Rights Center’s summer grant 2019, Miranda Melone, reflects on her experiences in Zambia. Now more than ever, it is crucial to acknowledge our global interdependence and reflect on how it can be deepened.
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“We must overturn so many idols,” Romero says, “the idol of self first of all, so that we can be humble, and only from our humility can we learn to be redeemers, can learn to work together in the way the world really needs.”
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UD students attend the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering in Washington DC to learn, network, take action, reflect, pray, and grow in confidence and leadership.
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“It was a call from God,” said George DeMarco, Professor of Physical Education and Sports Studies.
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