The Sisters of Notre Dame is a religious congregation founded in 1804 in France by Saint Julie Billiart and Françoise Blin de Bourdon. Their mission focuses on education, particularly for girls and women, and they operate schools and educational programs worldwide. The congregation emphasizes the importance of faith, service, and community. The Sisters of Notre Dame are known for their commitment to social justice and helping those in need, reflecting their core values of compassion and respect for all individuals.