More Resources from Partner Organizations
AJCU AnTI-RACISM Examen
St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Examen of Consciousness or Examen is an opportunity for daily reflective prayer. It is a spiritual posture and process of pondering the currents and undercurrents of our everyday lives that can help us make decisions and act in more life-affirming ways. Eminently flexible, the Examen can be adapted by individuals and organizations as needed. With the on-going struggle for racial justice on our campuses and throughout the world, the AJCU has developed Eyes to See: An Anti-Racism Examen to enhance the connection between personal reflection and institutional action. For more information and links to supplemental materials, click here.
AJCU Connections
Like Conversations Magazine, the Association of Jesuit Colleges and University’s Connections publishes articles on important topics pertinent to our schools. Their topics range from the role of STEM education to interdisciplinary learning. Visit the AJCU website to read articles from the latest issue of Connections.
AJCU Faculty Teaching Commons
During these difficult days, collaboration is needed more than ever. Consequently, the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities has created a new and informal forum for faculty to discuss ideas and questions related to teaching during COVID-19. To access the shared resources, visit the AJCU faculty teaching commons website.
JesuitResource.org from Xavier University
Xavier University’s Center for Mission and Identity created Jesuit Resource, a rich website featuring online and print resources about the Ignatian tradition. Sort by theme, purchase materials, learn A-Z Jesuit terms, and more with this easy to use website.
INTEGRAL Podcast
Produced by Santa Clara University’s Bannan Forum of the Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education, Integral Podcast explores the question, “Is there a common good in our common home?” Given the ongoing impacts of systemic racism in the United States, Integral’s inaugural season examined racism’s impact on our common good so that we might build a better society. Their first episode, for example, examined the racial disparity in mass incarceration in the United States, and can be heard to the right. Subsequent seasons have explored justice issues such as economics, gender, and the environment. All episodes of INTEGRAL can be found at the Bannan Forum’s website.