Meet the Social Justice Committe

For the First blog posted by the Social Justice Committee, I'd like to introduce you to the committee. These are the people who will be creating and editting this blog.

Maria
"Social Justice is important because we must speak for the voices that are unheard."
Organizational Leadership and Supervision
Senior






Javier "Social Justice is important because the topics we discuss affect everyone in the world"
Engineering
Freshman








Melissa "Social Justice Committee is an important committee because it alerts Embajadores members and people in general about injustices going on with minority groups, such as Hispanics, African-American, women, gays, and lesbians. It is a great committee because it makes people aware of issues occurring and helps reduce injustices."
Elementary Education
Freshmen





Joe "The social justice committee is great--it helps increase the awareness around issues that most people at Purdue are affected by but don't think about very often."
Mathematics and Biology
Freshmen








Hector "Coming from a state that has a lot of immigration, I have witnessed the 'socialjustice' that actually goes on and I'm disappointed. Moving out of Arizona hasshown me how oblivious the rest of the country is about this social injustice,and I would like it if this issue became more well known."
Mechanical Engineer
Freshmen






Kristen "To me, I think Social Justice is important because people in the community need to be aware of the issues surrounding them. If not there would be no social growth and the racial barriers could never be broken."
Accounting
Freshmen






Not Pictured:
Raul "I think Social Justice is an important commitee not because of what it does but rather what it stands for."
Mechanical Engineering
Senior




I hope that you will continue to be interested in the articles, information, ideas, and issues we discuss and post on this blog.

If you have any questions, comments, or ideas; please leave us a message. Your words are important to Social Justice, make yourself heard.