The 2010's with Katie Washington Cole '10 and Corey Robinson '17

The 2010's

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Racism Is a Life Issue

In the words of Pope Francis, “We cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life.”

This moderated discussion on racism and the culture of life features the distinguished panelists G. Marcus Cole, Dean, Notre Dame Law School; Sen. Katrina Jackson, Louisiana State Senate; Ernest Morrell, University of Notre Dame; Gloria Purvis, EWTN Global Catholic Radio; Jacqueline Rivers, Harvard University; and Benjamin Watson, Super Bowl Champion. Read the full bios of our panelists here.

Respect and Understanding

Presented by With Voices True

“And then I had this enormous amount of empathy for that world because she had not experienced what I had experienced.” – Indi Jackson ’17

With Voices True is an archive of personal narratives on race. In partnership with University of Notre Dame Archives, the Klau Institute seeks to give voice to the Notre Dame community on issues of race and racial identity. Through written, spoken, or visual stories, our community reflects on how we experience race, how it shapes our lives, and how we navigate relationships within it. For more information on With Voices True, to explore the archive, or to share your story, please visit their website.

We Are ND Stories

Presented by Notre Dame Alumni Association

A week after his arrival at the land that now makes up our campus, Father Sorin predicted Notre Dame would become “one of the most powerful means of doing good,” and to this day, that sentiment resonates within the Notre Dame family. Its members—both alumni and friends—live out that aspirational mission in their day-to-day lives. This shines through in the good things they do for their friends and neighbors and for complete strangers; through their day jobs and volunteer efforts; and within their local communities and beyond. 

We Are ND, a digital publication from the Notre Dame Alumni Association, tells these stories of Domers doing good in the world. Each Monday, we will publish a new piece highlighting a member of the Notre Dame family who is making a difference. We welcome you to read our stories, and to check back each week for a new one.

• Alex Sejdinaj ’15
• Jetaun Davis ’05
• Hudda Ibrahim ’15 M.A.
• Ray’Von Jones ’16
• Lyneè Urban ’08

Richard Hunt: Legend, Friend

Presented by Raclin Murphy Museum of Art

From a special video series featuring the director of the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art, Joe Becherer