Work for Social Justice
True to USF’s Jesuit mission, the sole aim of our university is to make the world a better place — more fair, more livable, and more just for more people. Because injustice takes many forms, we seek justice in many ways. Here are just a few.
Seek Justice From Here
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Camille Angel
USF Rabbi in Residence
Racism is a disease. Abuse of power is a plague. What will you do about it?"
Camille Angel
USF Rabbi in Residence
Pursue Justice
in Class
Find justice built into the curriculum all across the university.
Tackle Inequities
Graduate prepared to tackle—and to teach about—inequities based on race, class, gender, sexual identity, religion, and nation.
Promote Positive Change Through Performance
In the first and only undergraduate program of its kind in the U.S., you learn to use craft in the cause of justice.
Pursue Public Interest Work
Train to be a leader in urban and public policy and community organizing.
Become a Public Health Leader
Advocate for health equity and social justice in the Bay Area and around the world.
Practice Justice on Campus
Talk about reparations with Cornel West and Provost Oparah — in front of an audience.
