Social Justice Partnership Program
The Social Justice Partnership Program is an innovative program run primarily by students with the support of faculty, staff, and administrators. Our purpose is to create safe spaces for discussion on campus and to forge partnerships within and beyond Bryn Mawr College. We seek to broaden perceptions of diversity and to support students as they empower themselves to take action around social justice issues in the larger community.
"Education is transformative."
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