The decision by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education to drop controversial language about social justice from its accrediting standards was prompted in part by a concern that ...

A friend of mine recently commented that the ‘social’ justice movement in America is alive and well, and that great things have been happening. It then occurred to me, when you put any word in front ...

In winter 2019, Leslie Elliott enrolled as a graduate student in Antioch University’s Mental Health Counseling program. At first, she found it to be a stimulating master’s program — informative and ...

Capitalism has proven itself to be an extraordinary engine for creating wealth and improving standards of living, as well as promoting the rule of law, representative government, and more free and ...

During a recent seminary class, my students and I explored the current trends in advocacy. Within the past few years, we quickly identified various social justice “causes” that were once front and ...

In his book Unions, Race, and Popular Democracy, Kim Scipes describes an example of social justice unionism that should change the way that we think about organizing not only in the workplace, but in ...

Social justice is the foundation of peaceful societies that are equitable, inclusive, sustainable, and resilient. Beyond being a moral imperative, social justice enables societies and economies to ...