Social Justice Center

What is Social Justice?

Social Justice can be defined as both a process and a goal. It is a process of changing culture and instilling values of fairness. It can help level the playing field and provide access to what every student needs to be successful: 

• Basic needs (food, housing, warmth, rest, etc.)
• Feeling safe while learning on and off campus;
• Being part of something, engaged and valued as a human being;
• Being acknowledged and being listened to;
• Having the freedom and access to reach their full potential in academics, career, learning, and relationships.
  
  
  
  

All communities and identities interested in social justice are welcome.

• This space is designated for students who have been historically underrepresented and underserved, including but not limited to students who identify as Black, Indigenous, people of color, LGBTQIA+, disabled, undocumented, first generation, low income, system impacted and many more.
• We aim to erase stigmas around race, culture, and class; to provide new avenues for dialogue to culminate in better understanding and eliminate the fear of differences.
• We proudly join the effort to shift the culture and paradigm at El Camino College, to provide an equity lens and a greater appreciation of people for people.