Fifteen Santa Clara University students selected as Jean Donovan Fellows for Summer 2019 will work with community-based organizations around the world to deepen their understanding of and commitment to social justice. This Summer’s Fellows will be working in the following areas: healthcare, disability rights, immigration, education, housing, food security, and community development.
The Jean Donovan Summer Fellowship is named in honor of Jean Donovan, an American woman who lived, worked, and died in solidarity with the impoverished and oppressed of El Salvador in the 1980s. The Donovan Fellowship is designed to encourage and support undergraduate students who desire to deepen their understanding of social justice issues through a summer community-based learning experience.
2019 Blog Posts
Explore each fellow’s experience by clicking on their photo (not their name).
Read all 2019 Blog posts here
To learn more about the mission statement, learning objectives, how to apply to be a fellow, the commitments and responsibilities, opportunities within JDF, student experiences, and more information, visit the Ignatian Center website by clicking on the button below.
Jean Donovan Summer Fellowship
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