Advocacy and Citizenship

Being a member of Loyola means learning about and taking part in our local, national, and global community. It means participating in activities and events around Baltimore. It means listening and asking questions. It means seeking out meaningful solutions to conflicts and problems. It means showing up and getting others to show up. It means writing letters, voting, and forming relationships. It means getting to know the social justice concerns impacting the local and global community of which Loyola is a part.

How to become an active Loyola citizen?

Learn about the issue- take a class do research though resources, participate in an immersion
Invite others to join or join a coalition
Know the audience
Make specific asks
Get creative with the advocacy toolbox

Advocacy Toolbox

Written contact: Letters, petitions, social media campaigns (usually through coalition work)
Media: Letters to the editor, op-ed, earned media, press-conferences, Spokespeople or pictures
In-person meetings
Assembly: Rallies, protests, marches
Awareness: Ads, canvassing
And if the going gets really tough

Get Involved Right now:

Contact Advocacy & Awareness Events intern at povertyawareness@loyola.edu to sign up for future opportunities.
Check out Advocacy Events page.
Interested in Sustainabilty? Stay engaged and up to date by emailing sustainability@loyola.edu
Stay engaged and involved - register to vote, and please VOTE. Become a Registered Voter in Maryland Check out Rock the Vote's Helpful Guide Learn more about Absentee voting!
Follow our CCSJ FB, Twitter & Instagram Pages to stay up to date on service, awareness events, advocacy initiatives and campaigns. Don't forget to follow our York Road Initiative's FB,Twitter & Instragram pages as well to stay engaged !
Catch the Govanstowne's Farmer's Market June through September! Meet local farmers, enjoy delicious food, visit with our community, enjoy music, sweet treats and much more!