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From ill-being to well-being and the liminal states in-between: Culminating Event & Art Exhibition

On April 25, 2024, the Global Mental Health and Well-Being Initiative at the School of Health, Georgetown University, hosted an art exhibition with a thematic focus on “From ill-being to well-being and the liminal states in-between” – the culmination of a student-focused semester-long art campaign. 

Creating a More Welcoming Campus for Disabled Students

Monica Kessel, a 2023 graduate of the Master’s in Higher Education Administration program at Georgetown University, shares her story of discovery and advocacy.

Georgetown Unveils Community Space, New Home for Student Equity and Inclusion Office

This past winter, Georgetown University celebrated the official opening of its campus space for the Office of Student Equity and Inclusion.

Celebrating Disability Pride, Communities and Culture at Georgetown

At Georgetown, we support, educate, and empower disabled community members of all backgrounds. Join us as we celebrate disabled people’s contributions to our Georgetown community.

Georgetown Launches New Disability Cultural Center on Campus

This fall, Georgetown is launching a Disability Cultural Center. This on-campus hub enables students from all backgrounds to engage in disability culture and provide insightful programming.

Students Celebrate Disability, Culture and Community at Art Showcase

Students Celebrate Disability, Culture and Community at Art Showcase.

Why a New Campus Leader Says We All Benefit From Disability Innovation

Amy Kenny, a disability scholar and advocate, will join the university on August 22 as the inaugural associate director of the Disability Cultural Initiative. The initiative will support, educate, and empower disabled community members of all cultures, races, sexual orientations, genders and ages.