USFCA Lane Center

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Join us tomorrow, Wednesday, for our talk with Nicole Myers-Lim. Registration is required: ow.ly/bPWX50H7ESv

Join us next week for Place-Based Social Justice: California Indian Experiences. Registration is required: ow.ly/mCO050H7EQG

Tomorrow! Join us for our annual Women and Catholic Social Thought event featuring Sr. Mary Haddad on Faith at Work: Translating Tradition into Action. Registration required: ow.ly/9N0q50GyT2F

Next week, join us for our annual Women and Catholic Social Thought event with Sr. Mary Haddad. She'll be discussing Faith at Work: Translating Tradition into Action. Registration required: ow.ly/X9Yx50GyT4k

Tomorrow! Join us in person at St. Agnes Church. Lunch will be provided.

Save the date! Join us for our annual Women and Catholic Social Thought event with Sr. Mary Haddad on Wednesday, December 1 from 12-1pm. Registration required: ow.ly/xsm950GyT5b

"CST can reflect an imaginative vision of what better worlds can look like...but it's nothing without being authentically practiced and engaged. I don’t always see our church living out the formation of conscience..." - @barbkozee Read her full reflection: womenengagingcst.org/reflections

Join us for our Renewing the Earth Speaker Series Register here: ow.ly/s13N50Gr0mF More info: ow.ly/rLOh50Gr0mG

Join us for our Integrating Ecology and Justice in a Changing Climate Webinar this Thursday, September 23rd. More info & to register: usfca.edu/event/2021-09-…

@nicholemflores responds to how CST reflects her joys, hopes, griefs and anxieties. Her research in practical ethics addresses issues of politics, migration, family, gender, economics, race, and ecology. Read her full reflection or submit your own: womenengagingcst.org/reflections

Women Engaging the Catholic Social Tradition is an initiative to recognize how women-identified persons have shaped CST even when their voices are excluded. We want to hear and share your voice! We invite you to respond to the following question: womenengagingcst.org/reflections

Latino/as are the largest percentage of historically underrepresented students studying at #Catholic Universities and the fastest-growing + youngest population in the US. Michelle Maldonado will talk about the implications of this on 2/23/21, 12-1:30pm. bit.ly/37mVjdE

Register for the Racial and Ecological Justice Reading Group with @BarwendeS. All readings can be accessed online. Zoom meetings will be held on: February 18, 11 AM – 12 PM March 10, 11 AM – 12 PM April 21, 11 AM – 12 PM usfca.edu/event/2021-02-…

Haight Ashbury Psychological Services is fundraising for #GivingTuesday 2020: bit.ly/2JaDmFz #Mentalhealth #MentalHealthMatters

This is the last chance to register for tomorrow's event! Oct. 22, 4–7 pm PT. bit.ly/3jr0Bc9

The Flannery screening & panel is on Oct. 22, 4–7 pm PT. Registrants will be emailed an @eventive_org link in advance to watch the film on their own between 4–5:45 pm. Then, they will log into the @zoom_us webinar for the panel @ 6 pm. Register: bit.ly/3jr0Bc9

On Oct. 22 from 4-7 pm, join Lane Center for the virtual screening and panel discussion of "Flannery," the exploration of the life and work of author Flannery O’Connor, whose Southern Gothic style influenced a generation of artists and activists. Register: bit.ly/3jr0Bc9

Join @usfca Thatcher Gallery for an informal conversation with the co-creators of the award-winning podcast that began inside @SanQuentinCDCR: The Ear Hustle 10/29, 5-6:30 pm, bit.ly/37qkyMk Featuring co-creators @EarlonneWoods, Nigel Poor, and Antwan “Banks” Williams

Haight Ashbury Psychological Services provides low-fee psychotherapy for people in #California. Check out their flier and website for more information about their telehealth services: hapsclinic.org #MentalHealthAwarenessDay #MentalHealthMatters #MentalHealthForAll