• Lauriana Garcia, Global Citizen Program 2017

    My experience at the Stuart Center was a very welcome one. Not only did we work on the theme of “Global Citizenship.” We shared experiences among all those present and, in a very short time, beautiful ties of fraternity were created. Something that in very few places is found. Thanks for such a rich experience!

  • Gabriela M. Alicea Cabrera; Participant, Global Citizen 2017

    The Global Citizen Program gives you the opportunity to share different ideas and solutions to eradicate the social problems existing in our countries and communities. Thanks to Global Citizen Program I broadened my knowledge and realized that with collective struggle and hard work radical and important changes will be achieved in our town, showing that…

  • Eileen Curran

    We could not have grown and strengthened as a board and organization without your experience, commitment and incredible focus on ensuring we learn and develop as a board. Your guidance in our Strategic Planning Process has helped us to focus on Board Enhancement knowing how critical strong stewards of the organization are ensuring the right…

  • Laura Donovan, Principal, Good Counsel Academy High School

    In consultation with the leaders of Divine Compassion ministries, Imma De Stefanis and Reyna Gonzalez developed Board of Trustee programs and led effective Board retreats. With great expertise, Imma educated trustees in ways to enhance their effectiveness and pass on the charism of the institutions. Trustees found the programs to be practical and motivating, with…

  • Lori Wilson, Chair of Harrison Youth Council Board

    The Stuart Center’s EIL office assisted the Harrison Youth Council create a more cohesive working team. The work done with our group, helped the Board develop a strategic plan for the Youth Council that allowed for growth and advancement.  We are grateful for the assistance!

  • Patricia Sheridan

    “Working with the staff of the Stuart Center has been a wonderful experience! They bring clear thinking, wise management of time and process to each working session. Because of our work with them, we more fully understand our role and responsibilities and feel much more engaged and committed to the mission or our organization.”

  • Strength through partnerships

    Partnership is a core value at the Stuart Center.  Partnership with those seeking social change through relationships marked by mutual respect, openness and a commitment to justice and peace For us a partnership must act as a catalyst for all parties is at the cornerstone of all we do.  The partnership we have developed witih the…

  • Hope lives here for the immigrant community

    We are deeply troubled by government policies that denigrate and demonize immigrants.  While remaining realistic about the challenges, we choose to be proactive and hopeful about the future.  The best possible outcomes will result through collaboration and partnerships.  The Office of Educational Initiatives & Leadership is currently working to promote social justice, human dignity and empowerment…

  • New life emerging in Cuba

    We are embarking on a new project for the formation and professional development of educators in collaboration with the National Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba.  Reyna Gonzalez and Imma De Stefanis recently spent a week in Bayamo, Cuba as part of a new alliance between the Stuart Center and the Bishops’ Conference.  In this…

  • First Virtual Immigration Workshop

    The EIL office was instrumental in successfully coordinating a workshop on migration using a videoconferencing platform.  The presenter, Rafael Moreno, SJ, of Mexico is a pre-eminent researcher and activist with many years of experience in the area of immigration.  He is currently affiliated with Servicio Jesuita a Migrantes, Mexico.  The three-hour workshop brought together more than 30…