Beyond Borders

The Beyond Borders capstone group wraps up their podcast by discussing results they obtained from a local Catholic grade school about what grade schoolers believe about cultural education in the United States. They give some last thoughts on the matter and talk about how the conversation of a need for cultural education can continue, even when their project is over.

The Beyond Borders group dives into possible solutions to the lack of cultural education in the US education system, discussing possible ways to go about implementing more methods of teaching about this topic into the curriculum. They also discuss how their project relates to Catholic Social Teaching and why it is such a relevant way to helping all people understand and appreciate each other better for their differences.

In this episode, we are joined by Marianist Sister Nicole in the discussion about how the white image of Jesus Christ came to be, and how it affects today's society.

In this episode, we discuss and provide a basic understanding of cultural education. Our goal for this episode is to allow listeners to grasp what exactly it is we hope to accomplish. We also address common problems resulting from the lack of cultural education.

In this episode, the Beyond Borders capstone group introduce themself and their motivation for doing this project. They introduce topics that they'll dive deeper into later in the series, and they discuss a survey they sent out to their high school peers to gather information on their peers' opinions of racial and cultural education. They talk about the importance of racial and cultural education within the US and how they hope this project will inspire others to continue the conversation.