Caldwell, NJ – The Caldwell University Social Justice Institute is excited to announce new featured speakers for its Social Justice Symposium scheduled for Friday, February 27. NJ Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell, Congresswoman LaMonica McIver (NJ-10th) and Yolanda Melville, Director of the NJ Division on Civil Rights, are joining the esteemed lineup of thought leaders for this highly-anticipated annual event.

This year’s Social Justice Symposium RE: Claim Truth will look at the future of society and education in an era of rapid technological change, shifting political dynamics and the influence of digital media. Through keynote presentations and breakout sessions, students, faculty and the community will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue, build connections, and consider thoughtful approaches to navigating today’s complex social climate.

The event fee is $39, which covers light breakfast, a catered lunch and full event access. Registration is free for all students and Caldwell University faculty and staff. Educators will earn CE credits.

Register here: https://sjs.caldwelluniversity.com/

Social Justice Institute Mission

Educate. Champion. Empower. The Social Justice Institute aims to impact Caldwell University constituents and its community partners by educating on issues of social injustice, championing marginalized voices, and empowering allies to take action. Our work is specifically rooted in resisting and interrupting systems of oppression. To that end, we advocate for building strong relationships and facilitate opportunities that welcome and affirm the value of all people. This foundational work creates a safe space, allowing individuals to be their whole selves and honor their lived experiences.

About Caldwell University

Founded in 1939 by the Sisters of Saint Dominic, Caldwell University promotes intellectual, spiritual, and aesthetic growth to a diverse population and welcomes all cultures and faith traditions. Inspired by St. Dominic de Guzman and our Catholic heritage, we transform students’ lives by preparing them through the liberal arts and professional studies to think critically, pursue truth, and contribute to a just society.