Cabrini Students Lobby for Immigration Reform

Fifteen Cabrini College students culminated a semester-long study of immigration with a trip to the nation’s capital Friday, April 23, 2010 to meet with senate aides to discuss the need for comprehensive immigration reform.

The students met with staff at the offices of Senator Arlen Specter, Senator Robert Casey, and Senator Robert Menendez.

 

The class worked closely with staff at Catholic Relief Service and the Justice for Immigrants Campaign of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.

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FacultyFor Faculty

In an effort to support your incorporation of global issues into your syllabi, CRS offers a robust listing of articles, books and Catholic Social Thought related to issues of international poverty and development. These resources will work well both for classroom use, and potentially for your own research.

Campus ActivitiesFor Campus Ministers, Social Justice Staff, and Students

Together we are making a critical difference in the world. Because of our joint efforts, congressional legislation is reflecting global needs, individuals are receiving the care and support deserving of their human dignity, and campus communities are being transformed. Let’s passionately continue our work!

“I am attached to the university environment, which was my own world for many years, by love for the search for the truth, by compassion, by the frank and respectful dialogue between reciprocal positions.” - Pope Benedict XVI