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Social Justice, Education, & Public Affairs

Social Justice, Education, & Public Affairs Career Community

You want to make an impact on society. Whether that means grassroots organizing, nonprofit fundraising and administration, teaching, serving as a librarian, or working through legal and political systems as a lawyer, politician, or administrator, you’re sure to find a way to change the world – even if just for one person at a time.

Industry Areas

Below are some of the industries that are included in the Social Justice, Nonprofits, & Public Affairs Career Community.

Early Childhood Development
Education – K to 12 and Higher Education
Foreign Service
Government – Local, State, Federal
International Affairs
Legal & Law Enforcement
Libraries
Ministry and Religion
NGOs and Nonprofits
Politics
Policy Research
Social Justice Advocacy

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How much is there to know about Togo?

August 19, 2021

When writing a comprehensive reference volume about a country not well known in the US, should you include biographies of the president’s mistresses? Are allegations of corruption among the rich and powerful too inflammatory to be included? How many rap …

By Jennifer C. Seely

The wrong way to email someone for career advice — and the right way to do it

June 16, 2021

Do you ever get an email or text message from someone that just rubs you the wrong way? The tone doesn’t feel quite right and you don’t know what to make of it. It’s so easy to misinterpret tone in …

By Lea Staedtler

PLEASE, Don’t Start Your Grad School Application Your Senior Year!

June 14, 2021

Reading time: around 5-10 minutes

This post briefly covers where and when you should start with graduate school applications.

It’s 2 AM on a Monday. I can’t sleep. I check my work email (a big no-no for many reasons). The …

By Eboni Stevens

Center for Global and Career Education

Are you an Environmental Sustainability major, or just hoping for a career in sustainability? Follow the link for tips and tricks in landing the green job of your dreams:

https://bit.ly/39IJA9P

Center for Global and Career Education

Here at the CGCE, we always remind people to keep an ongoing CV to record all their experiences and the accompanying skills. Here’s an article that speaks to the benefit of tracking your skills particularly when making career transitions:

https://bit.ly/3cGkXLB

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Tibetan Studies: Global Health, Social Justice, and Tibetan Buddhist Culture in India

Based in Dharamsala, India, this program is designed to offer a unique opportunity to live and study in a rich…

EPIC 171:Foundations

Prof. Caroline Wagner

The EPIC Foundations course is a required pre-departure course for students participating in Earlham-funded summer internships and independent student experiences…

Border Studies

Program themes The Border Studies Program explores salient topics of our time: transnational migration neo-liberal globalization the militarization of policing struggles…

Japan SICE

Prof. Rotating Earlham College Faculty Member

Earlham’s Studies in Cross Cultural Education (SICE) program provides students a unique opportunity to learn about Japan by participating in a…

Semester in Cape Town, South Africa

One of the most distinguishing aspects of life in South Africa is its breathtaking amount of diversity, both in terms…

Semester in Ecuador

The Ecuador Program is designed for students who want to develop and strongly increase their ability to speak, write, read,…

Semester in London, UK

The London Program has a long history at Earlham. The first program took place in 1961 and the program has…

Semester in New Zealand

The New Zealand semester program is an interdisciplinary off-campus opportunity with an emphasis in environmental studies. New Zealand’s unique biogeography…