Social Justice
Tracing the American civil rights movement that started long before the Civil War
In her new book, historian Kate Masur examines the early activists who envisioned the United States as a multi-racial nation
Powerful stories of wrongly convicted supports the push to abolish death penalty nationwide
What’s the impact on transgender youth of Arkansas ban and other legislation?
‘Incarceration should be a last resort for youth’
Political beliefs shape whether we notice social inequality
Telling the stories of Black lives at Northwestern
Sitting down with Sekile Nzinga
Opening new doors to undergraduate research
When Nelson Mandela visited Chicago
Gun sales spiked in 2020 amid pandemic, social justice protests
Adolescent involvement with firearms linked to gun violence in adulthood
Opinion: The power of social justice movements
from Scientific American
#BlackLivesMatter activists played key role in pushing Georgia Democrats across finish line
Northwestern Law partners with national legal foundation to advance social justice and equity
Six Northwestern appointments to Illinois Holocaust and Genocide Commission
Community Conversations: A forum for discussion on improving Northwestern
MLK Keynote Speaker: ‘Start where you are’
Abolitionist organizer and educator Mariame Kaba will deliver MLK keynote
