Deniece Dortch’s research highlights the emotional toll of navigating racial inequities and calls for deeper structural changes to foster genuine inclusivity.
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GFI Joins the Conversation as NYC Hosts Climate Week
Executive Director Stacy Dean presented on climate change and independent restaurants and joined conversations with chefs, farmers, policymakers and more.
Getting to Know the DMV: Takoma Park
Sometimes called “the People’s Republic of Takoma Park” or “the Berkeley of the East,” this suburb is known for political activism and Bohemian charm.
Center for Interfaith and Spiritual Life Hires Its University Chaplain and Director
University Chaplain Kristen Glass Perez and Director Simran Kaur-Colbert will lead the newly formed office aimed at enhancing interfaith and spiritual efforts at GW.
Exploring Art’s Ability to Raise Civic Questions
Eric Gottesman is this year’s Corcoran Visiting Professor of Community Engagement.
The Violence against Women Act Marks Its 30th Anniversary
GW Law Professor Joan Meier, director of the National Family Violence Law Center, reflects on the law’s importance.
Q & A: What to Expect in the Vice-Presidential Debate
SMPA Director Peter Loge discusses the debate’s significance and what viewers should watch for.
Experts Discuss How Campaigns Are Engaging Voters ahead of November Election
The SMPA event explored how modern campaigns are going beyond traditional advertising to motivate voters to cast their ballots.
Institute for Food Safety and Nutrition Security Director Turns Tragedy to Advocacy
Barbara Kowalcyk lost her toddler son to food poisoning and now advocates to prevent tragedies like this summer’s Boar’s Head outbreak.
President Emeritus Mark S. Wrighton Portrait Portrays His ‘Inner Poise and Calm Demeanor’
The university’s 18th president returned to GW for the unveiling of a work by artist Bradley Stevens depicting Wrighton and his dog, Spike, in University Yard.