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Students for Peace and Justice

Sara Jane Muratori
sjm2144@columbia.edu

Emily McNeil

emilymcneill@gmail.com

 

unionspj@gmail.com



Students for Peace and Justice provides a space for social and political engagement through transformative action. If we consider what we do in the world to be—at least in part—an active, faithful response to injustice, oppression, violence, and dehumanization in the world, then collaboration in the form of resistance, solidarity, advocacy and prophecy is a good place to begin.

Through reflecting on our action, we inform our theology.

As a group, we seek to bring together diverse perspectives to inform each other where action is needed and how we can best participate and support each other. We meet twice a month for intentional community in addition to participating in social justice actions.

Building on the Gospel imperatives to love our enemies and Union's legacy of creative, radical resistance to imperial dependence on war, violence, consumerism, greed, and general neglect for human rights, Students for Peace and Justice is committed to being a voice in the city and in the world, through its action to bring about positive change.



Join Union at the 2009 SOA Vigil
Union students protest at the School of the Americas in Georgia. Learn more!


Students for Peace & Justice Call for Guantanamo Release

SPJ travels to DC to call for a release of the innocent. Learn more.


Union at SOA Vigil
Union students protest at the School of the Americas in Georgia. Learn more! Join the community blog.


Types of Involvement

Students for Peace and Justice will be involved in or seek to make the community at large aware of the following concerns and actions:

Vigil to Close the School of the Americas at Fort Benning, GA


International Peace Day


Efforts to close Guantanamo


Campaign to End the Death Penalty


National Religious Campaign to End Torture

 

Working for labor rights in solidarity with Domestic Workers United


Columbia University Partnership for International Development


Protesting Columbia's expansion into Manhattanville


Manhattan Together


Restaurant workers rights – Restaurant Opportunity Center, New York (ROC-NY)


Promoting Peace/Preventing War

International Boycott Against Coca-Cola




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