Social Justice
Dublin and Belfast, Ireland
- Dates – TBD
- Max Enrollment – 25
- Taught In – English
- Prerequisites – Yes
- Academic Area – University Writing Program
Program Overview
Come experience the power of storytelling and social change in Ireland, where sweeping landscapes and rich cultural heritage set the stage for explorations of literature, history and activism. Immerse yourself in Ireland’s storied history and stand in the very places where poetry sparked movements and fueled revolutions. Explore how Irish writers and activists have challenged oppression and reimagined freedom through interdisciplinary coursework, field experiences and real-world dialogue. You will connect past and present efforts for justice while honing your own voice for change. Satisfy your upper-division writing requirement in a place where literature and liberation walk hand in hand.
Write. Learn. Act—in Ireland.
Program Contacts
- Program Coordinator – Sophia Ferris-Green
- Instructor – Alison Moore
Program Highlights
- Explore Ireland’s majestic landscapes and discover its rich cultural histories.
- Dive into past and present struggles for justice with primary texts, historical sights and engagement with local communities.
- Discover firsthand how Irish stories fuel resistance through reading, collaboration and field experiences.
- Connect with your peers and Irish locals to develop global perspectives and strategies for change.
- Earn upper-division writing credit while crafting your own voice for global advocacy.
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