Our Sacred Heart Story with the Potawatomi People in Kansas, 1841-1879 was a four session online presentation and discussion originally presented in February-March 2022 by the Stuart Center for Mission.
Justice. Empowerment. Education. Partnership.
I had the privilege of working with Imma De Stefanis and Reyna Gonzalez at the Stuart Center on the 2014 Strategic Plan for the Washington School for Girls. Imma and Reyna helped guide the school and the school’s Board of Trustees through a thoughtful, thorough and inclusive strategic planning process. Imma and Reyna’s backgrounds in education and their expertise in strategic planning were especially valuable. It was a pleasure to work with Imma and Reyna on this important project for the Washington School for Girls.
–Pamela Johnson, Former Chair of the Board of Trustees, Washington School for GirlsTestimonial | EIL | Org Management
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Anti-Racism
The Stuart Center recognizes that racism permeates all sectors of our society and world, in both overt and subtle ways. It is a part of our own national history that requires recognition and reconciliation. We condemn racism in all forms, and stand against all rhetoric and actions that perpetuate unjust systems and erode the fabric of a civil, just and peaceful society. Furthermore, we embrace...