Social Justice Partners Across Emory Campuses
Mural by Sierra Basquez, Carolina Jaime Chinchilla, Maggie Fagan, Hayden Hadley, Celia Jacobs, Jessica Kang, Mallika Kolachala, Saayli Kokitkar, Michelle Mugo, Rebecca Neish, Claire Pomykala, Katelyn Roebuck, Annie Schiffer, and Neha Vaddepally, Cox Hall, Emory University
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Emory Office for Racial and Cultural Engagement (RACE)The Office for Racial and Cultural Engagement (RACE) provides opportunities for the Emory community to explore concepts of race and racial justice
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Emory Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)The Department of Equity and Inclusion strives to provide a safe environment that is conducive to intellectual engagement, learning, and working in positive ways.
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James Weldon Johnson Institute for the Study of Race and Difference (JWJI)The James Weldon Johnson Institute was established at Emory University in 2007 to honor the achievements of an American of African descent.
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Social Justice Education (SJE)Social Justice Education (SJE) works to engage and support individuals and groups at Emory in active efforts to develop their capacity for developing and maintaining just communities.
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Emory SOM Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion CouncilThe Department of Medicine is dedicated to being a destination and model for inclusive care, training, development, and celebration of a diverse patient population and workforce.
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Emory Libraries Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion CommitteeThe Emory Libraries Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee supports Emory’s commitment to creating an inclusive environment for federally protected groups and additional historically underrepresented members of our community.
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Justice Involvement Coalition at EmoryThis group of researchers, scholars, teachers, and students at Emory University work together and with the wider Emory and Atlanta community to address some of the main issues of our modern day criminal justice system.
Task Force on Untold Stories and Disenfranchised Populations
Serving in an advisory capacity to the president, the Task Force on Untold Stories and Disenfranchised Populations is charged with reviewing opportunities for recognizing, observing, and memorializing the contributions of disenfranchised populations to Emory University. Paul Root Wolpe from the Center for Ethics and Yolanda Cooper from the library will co-chair.
