The Stuart Center is a project of the Society of the Sacred Heart to foster a more just society through educational initiatives, technology and leadership development in collaboration with social justice, religious and nonprofits groups whose mission is aligned with that of the Society of the Sacred Heart.
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Meetings & Conference Facilities:Entrance to Stuart Center
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Learn more about the centenary of Janet Erskine Stuart, RSCJ, for whom the Stuart Center is named.
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Educational Initiatives & Leadership: : (Photo courtesy of Imma De Stefanis, RSCJ) -
Justice, Peace & the Integrity of Creation:Justice and Peace
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Educational Initiatives & Leadership: : (Photo courtesy of Imma De Stefanis, RSCJ)
From the Director
Vision in ActionDo you have an image of your vision? Most of us wrestle through the precise wording of a mission statement about “us” here and now,...
Ministry
We All Have Our Own Truths: An interview with Gwendolyn Hoeffel
Gwendolyn Hoeffel was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1942. The daughter of a pediatrician and a nurse, she attended a Catholic high school an...
Educational Initiatives & Leadership
Sacred Heart Internship Program (SHIP) ApplicationA unique social justice internship that still allows you time to get a summer job!!
Justice, Peace & the Integrity of Creation
Add your name to the JPIC DatabaseThe Office of Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation at the Stuart Center invites you to be part of an on-line searchable database. This tool will allow you to find and connect with other members of the Sacred Heart family who share similar interests and concerns related to Justice.
Meetings & Conference Facilities
Job OpportunitiesTwo open positions: Coordinator of the Conference Center and Resident Staff person in the Conference Center. Be part of our...
CEDC (nonprofit web & graphic design)
Go Ivory FreeOne of our recent projects involved developing a subsection of the WildAid site for their Ivory Free campaign. Saving the elephants is an obvious goal, but did you know that "blood ivory is thought to be funding the operations of [insurgent and terrorist groups]"?