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Global HIV Response

Reprioritizing the local Read More

Leading the Way on Women and HIV

At first presentation in the 1980s, the United States AIDS epidemic emerged mainly among men who have sex with men and within the drug using community. There was little mention of the virus among women, and rumors about women's immunity spread. Read More

Raising Children in the Digital Age

Children's use of digital media presents parents with lots of questions. Meet three Georgetown researchers who are working on science-based answers. Read More

Justice Served

Georgetown now offers full-time credits classes at the D.C. Jail. It's just one of the ways the Prisons and Justice Initiative is making an impact on mass incarceration in America. Read More

How Culture Shapes Mental Health

How culture shapes mental health Read More

Flourishing on Campus

Making changes that matter to support student mental health Read More

In-School Care

Partnering to nurture children's mental health in Washington, D.C. schools Read More

The Problem of God

Over 50 years, Georgetown's signature course has constantly evolved, yet the questions remain eternal. Read More

10 Years of Open Windows at the LGBTQ Resource Center

The LGBTQ Center stands at the forefront of a profound cultural shift on campus. Read More

True Stories

Given Georgetown's commitment to social justice, it's no surprise that many alumni—even those who didn't start out in a media career—have found their way to documentary film making. Read More