Join us to promote and advance equity and inclusion at Loyola University New Orleans by providing a forum for leaders to discuss strategies, share insights, and develop cross-cultural skills to build more inclusive and effective organizations and communities.

Join us in commemorating the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and fostering meaningful dialogue about the ongoing work of building a more equitable New Orleans.

Step into a transformative conversation with Dr. Ansel Augustine, distinguished Loyola Institute for Ministry alumnus, faculty, and author of the groundbreaking new book Praying with Our Feet: Encountering God in the Margins (Loyola Press, 2025).

In this compelling webinar, Ansel will take you on a profound journey through:

Equip yourself with the skills and strategies needed to be effective allies for the LGBTQIA+ community.

This session is for faculty/staff only.

Equip yourself with the skills and strategies needed to be effective allies for the LGBTQIA+ community.

This session is for students only.

Please join Loyola University's Department of Psychological Sciences for Wendy K. Silverman's, Ph.D, presentation on "Parent Involvement in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents" on May 2nd from 3:30 p.m.- 4:30 pm. Free pizza will be provided at the beginning of the event.

Please join Loyola University's Department of Psychological Sciences for Michael Salling's, Ph.D, presentation on the "Preclinical Insights Into the Neurobiological Interactions of Alcohol Use and Cognition" on April 11th from 3:30 p.m.- 4:30 pm. Free pizza will be provided at the beginning of the event.

Loyola University New Orleans is hosting a panel discussion of five University Presidents to discuss the future of Catholic higher education. This event is sponsored by the Rev. Stephen J. Duffy Chair in Catholic Studies held by Fr. Bentley Anderson, S.J., who will be facilitating the panel discussion.

The Presidents joining for this event are: 

Join us for an inspiring webinar featuring six Loyola Institute for Ministry (LIM) students as they share how their course on synodality and their experiences in Rome have transformed their understanding of the Church and their ministries. Through personal stories of listening, dialogue and shared discernment, they’ll offer a vision for a more inclusive and collaborative Church, inspiring hope and renewal for the future of ministry.

Elsie Miranda, D.Min., will speak on "From Lament to Hope in Communities of Faith." Dr. Miranda is the Director of Diversity and Inclusion at The Association of Theological Schools. Growing up Cuban American, she's deeply passionate about how faith connects with real-world social and political dynamics. Her work explores how cultural contexts shape people's experiences and their pursuit of peace and justice, both locally and globally.