Every year, student leaders from around the world are awarded $10,000 grants to implement a “Project for Peace” over summer break. The program, which was established by international philanthropist Kathryn Wasserman Davis in 2007, is designed to encourage young adults to develop innovative, community-centered, and scalable responses to the world’s most pressing issues. Along the…
Holiday Resource Drive Monday, November 28 – Friday, December 2 The Resource Center (167 High Street) This holiday season, the Sustainability Office, in collaboration with The Resource Center, is collecting donations for climate-related disaster resources for Amazing Grace in Middletown. Any extra supplies from your dorm or home would be greatly appreciated! We are looking…
There’s still time to consider taking one (or more!) of our CSPL courses next semester! Check out our WesMaps page.
In 1971, over 800 women, including women at Wesleyan, sued the State’s Attorney in New Haven challenging the state’s ban on abortion. They won the case, known as Women v. Connecticut, and the framework for abortion access laid out in the decision (Abele v. Markle) was influential for the Supreme Court’s majority opinion in Roe…
Families, alumni, students, and Wesleyan community members: Please join us at our Civic Engagement Homecoming Events. You will hear about our amazing projects and programs related to community partnerships, social entrepreneurship, sustainability, prison education, and more!
Come learn about the two minors offered by the Allbritton Center! Lunch will be provided!
All are welcome to a town hall meeting to discuss the search for the new Allbritton Center Director. We would like to hear from students about their visions and expectations for the role. For more information, contact Sonali Chakravarti at schakravarti@wesleyan.edu or Marie McKenna at mmckenna01@wesleyan.edu. 11/2, 4:30-5:30 pm, Allbritton 311
Wesleyan University has a long history of supporting student engagement in the public sphere. Last year, during an unprecedented moment in American history, we joined forces with colleges and universities across the U.S. to reaffirm our collective responsibility to encourage student leadership development, engagement in electoral politics, and collaboration with stakeholders beyond our campuses. The 2022-2023 JCCP Student…
