Loyola Hosts First Annual Justice Summit
On Wednesday, March 27, we celebrated our first annual Justice Summit at Loyola Blakefield. Our inaugural summit focused on the topic of hunger. We hosted three keynote speakers to discuss advocacy and service with our entire school community on both local and global levels.
Genevieve Mougey, Bread for the World
Bread for the World is a collective Christian voice urging our nation’s decisions makers to end hunger at home and abroad. Moved by God’s grace in Jesus Christ, we advocate for a world without hunger.
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Genevieve Mougey, Bread for the World
Bread for the World is a collective Christian voice urging our nation’s decisions makers to end hunger at home and abroad. Moved by God’s grace in Jesus Christ, we advocate for a world without hunger.
Sierra Jackson, Beans & Bread
Beans & Bread is a homeless day resource program created by St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore that serves 300 people daily with meals, healthcare, showers, laundry, employment services, case management, housing referrals and placements, mail receipt, and telephone access.
Beans & Bread is a homeless day resource program created by St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore that serves 300 people daily with meals, healthcare, showers, laundry, employment services, case management, housing referrals and placements, mail receipt, and telephone access.
Colin Lyman, The 6th Branch
Founded in 2010, The 6th Branch (T6B) works with neighborhood leaders to transform vacant lots into new and vital community green spaces, as well as provide support to Baltimore City Public Schools.
In addition to the summit, each of our academic departments implemented lessons involving the topic of hunger throughout the week. A special thanks to our Office of Ignatian Mission & Identity for organizing such an important and timely initiative for our school community.
Founded in 2010, The 6th Branch (T6B) works with neighborhood leaders to transform vacant lots into new and vital community green spaces, as well as provide support to Baltimore City Public Schools.
In addition to the summit, each of our academic departments implemented lessons involving the topic of hunger throughout the week. A special thanks to our Office of Ignatian Mission & Identity for organizing such an important and timely initiative for our school community.
