Empowering Change: Loyola University Maryland School of Education Raises $28K to Advance Social Justice in Education

Loyola University Maryland School of Education is thrilled to announce a successful funding milestone, having raised $28,000 to further enhance its mission of creating transformative educational leaders. At Loyola, we do more than prepare teachers—we shape accomplished educators dedicated to fostering social justice and academic excellence. This generous infusion of funds comes at a crucial time as our institution continues to build on a legacy spanning 450 years of Jesuit tradition, emphasizing integrity, service, community, and discernment. The funds raised will be strategically invested in programs and initiatives designed to empower our educators with the skills they need to be effective change agents in classrooms and communities alike. By supporting innovative teaching methods and professional development opportunities, the funding is set to enhance curricular offerings that holistically prepare educators not only in intellect but also in consciousness and spirit. This initiative aligns perfectly with our commitment to nurturing whole persons—instilling in them the knowledge, compassion, and moral compass required to lead fundamental changes in schools and educational systems. Our approach is rooted in the belief that every student deserves access to an education that transcends the traditional boundaries of classroom teaching, especially those who have been most affected by an inadequate system. The contribution of $28,000 marks a significant step toward bolstering programs that directly impact the lives of current and future educators, ensuring that they have the necessary tools, experiences, and insights to bring about positive transformation in education for all children. We extend our deepest gratitude to our supporters and partners who believe in our vision of advancing social justice through education.