Here's a great follow-up to Fr. Pedigo's visit to our campus: Silicon Valley part-time workers file petition to... fb.me/11HEKoRfr
Data suggests Human trafficking isn’t just a problem the night of the Super Bowl, it’s a problem 365 days a year... fb.me/7E3uiR6jo
The richest 1 percent of the world’s population now own half the world’s wealth. fb.me/7Gwn6R5GU
Bells, we continue to be mindful of all Bay Area residents struggling with rising rates of poverty. fb.me/6TOxmeTIO
Lava Mae converts old buses into mobile showers for the homeless! #gobells fb.me/5R54RZaDb
A Jesuit education constantly puts on the margins where society is most at need. Addressing one issue often makes... fb.me/8c1bqRNhR
Interesting piece in the Washington Post. Bells, any responses to what The group came up with? fb.me/2pdDdfcCS
Freakonomics » Is Migration a Basic Human Right? A New Freakonomics Radio Podcast fb.me/4eBZ3GZTO
Must see! Seriously. B don't mistake Wilbur's humor for insincerity and, although poverty is tragic, he reveals... fb.me/6Zdss5PtP
"Please, don't develop that taste for that sugar which is called corruption." ~Pope Francis. Corruption is a... fb.me/4WSP3R0oO
Hey Bells! We're in Washington DC, advocating to improve those living in poverty. Watch along: fb.me/4WlvK55T2
This quotation could've been from a Bell Csp returning from Urban Plunge: "you go to this homeless person, and... fb.me/1Uw7Ccp3j
Inspiring work! Hopefully we continue to ask ourselves what we're doing for the marginalized of our communities. fb.me/4g92mymaz
"With references to Day, to Dr. King, to the American Catholic writer and activist Thomas Merton, the pope has... fb.me/6QIzBoYGA