Global Perspectives
Global Perspectives
Catharine Steffens
Director of Global Partnerships and Initiatives
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Global Citizenship
Through the collaborative work of a Global Task Force, the Secretariat for Education (Secondary and Pre-Secondary) for the Society of Jesus in Rome has put together a Global Citizenship framework to be shared via Educate Magis with our worldwide network of Jesuit schools. Click on the following links to explore and engage with this work.
- An Ignatian Perspective– an Ignatian definition and an overview of this foundational work
- An Ignatian Historical and Contemporary Context – a hyperlinked visual representation of a journey that began with St. Ignatius of Loyola so many years ago.
- A Way of Proceeding: A Whole School Approach– the link between the UAPS, Rio and Global Citizenship as well as guiding questions for all stakeholders within the school community
- Activities and Plans– practical resources and materials for use in the classroom and school community
Educate Magis is the online global community for the Jesuits Schools worldwide. This hyperlinked graphic can help you navigate the site.
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Schools throughout the JSN are sharing the global dimensions of their schools and school communities via #JSNGlobal. Follow us on social media to check it out!
This month's Hemispheres includes resources from St. Peter's Preparatory School for global encounters in a virtual setting, and much, much more! #JSNGlobal https://t.co/LcfUzEg9y0 https://t.co/IsJC7v2TLH
Yesterday's #Ignatian Inquiry Webinar on the lived experience of the parents of first-generation college applicants is now available to watch on our YouTube channel! https://t.co/xxVbevzziq
"Breaking into the big leagues in the days of segregation was extremely hard…I wanted to give up. But I kept going & I learned that if you want something bad enough, you have to make the necessary sacrifices to get it." -Hank Aaron at @MarquetteU. RIP. https://t.co/rraXii5bLl
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Contact Catharine Steffens
JSN Conference Staff – Director of Global Partnerships and Initiatives