Professor Regina Shands Stoltzfus ’84: The Violence of ‘Normal’ – Sojo.net
Violence is a continuum. And it can start long before someone buys a gun.
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New bilingual radio station hits the airways in Goshen – The Goshen News
Radio Horizonte seeks to bridge gap in the community
A Spirit of Justice: Regina Shands Stoltzfus
In February, the State of Indiana Civil Rights Commission (ICRC) awarded Goshen College Assistant Professor of Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies Regina Shands Stoltzfus the 2016 Spirit of Justice Award, the commission’s highest honor. We talk with her about her approach to social justice.
Latino series provides unique opportunity for Goshen College students – The Elkhart Truth
Eight journalism students from Goshen College help The Elkhart Truth provide more depth in its three-part series on the county’s growing Latino population.
Edgar Saucedo Davila ’11 now helps others learn English – The Elkhart Truth
Edgar Saucedo-Davila '11 ('15 M.A. Intercultural Leadership) is a teacher at Goshen Middle School.
Adult English language learner classes in demand in Goshen – The Goshen News
Goshen College’s Center for Intercultural and International Education launched the English language classes last spring.
10 moments that shaped the African-American history of Goshen College
You’ve probably heard of Yoder, Miller and Kratz, but have you also heard of Lark, Berry and Dyson?
Goshen College working with Harvard Medical School to study mental health disparities in minority communities
Goshen College is partnering with Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital for a study on how communities of color access mental health services.
Creating space to serve the whole community: Gilberto Perez Jr. – The Good of Goshen
Part of Gilberto’s mission at CIIE is to create a more diverse and inclusive culture within Goshen College’s campus life.
Anne Glick ’98: From fearful to Globe Smart – TEDxEde
In this TED talk, Anne Glick '98 argues that technology can help save the world, just not in the way we expect it to.