Responding, Honoring and Celebrating!

Help Us Respond to the Flooding Crisis in California

The most recent onslaught of severe weather in California has flooded the Watsonville and Salinas Valleys. Among the most impacted communities are the migrant workers and their families that produce much of our nation's food supply. Their homes and livelihoods have been destroyed.

Thankfully, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur and the Casa de la Cultura Center are there to help.

Started in 1989 by Sister Rosa Dolores Rodriguez, SNDdeN, the Center is the only nonprofit in the area specializing in comprehensive services for the hundreds of families who migrate through the valleys.

Watch our video and learn what you can do to help here!

Several of our Sisters, pictured with Cardinal Seán Patrick O'Malley, at the Inauguration of Mary K. Boyd, Ph.D.

Celebrating the Inauguration of Mary. K Boyd, Ph.D.

Join us in congratulating Mary K. Boyd, Ph.D. on her recent inauguration as the president of Emmanuel College in Boston, Mass.

Emmanuel, founded in 1919 by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur as the first Catholic women's college in America, maintains a strong connection to our Sisters and the mission of St. Julie Billiart. Many of our Sisters attended the Inauguration Ceremony on April 14th.

Sister Bobby English Honored with John Brown Award

Sister Barbara (Bobby) English, SNDdeN, has been selected as a recipient of the East Baltimore Historical Library's first-ever John Brown Award, recognizing her decades of work supporting the community. Award organizer, Nia Redmond commended Sister Bobby's humility and persistence, and said she possesses the "ability to articulate the needs of the least of us."  This award will be presented during the Library's inaugural "The Man, The Myth, The Magic" fundraiser on May 19th in Baltimore. For more information click here.

NDNU Announces New Graduate Program in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Notre Dame de Namur University announced the launch of a new, fully-online Master of Arts program, focused on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leadership. This program seeks to train leaders to navigate the complex intersections of inequality, bias, and social justice, and to advocate for meaningful change.

Learn more about this program here!

Our 2023 Day of Giving

Mark your calendars for our 2023 Day of Giving on May 31st! This yearly event is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the Sisters and their ministries and support our efforts to make known God's goodness.

Learn more about our Impact here!

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351 Broadway

Everett, MA 02149

(617) 387-2500

West Region Office

1520 Ralston Avenue

Belmont, CA 94002

(650) 593-2045