Our theme for this forum is Building a “Movement of Movements”. The phrase “Movement of Movements” is from the book Daring Democracy which is one of two Unitarian Universalist Common Reads for 2017-18.
The first meeting in the Sussex Series will focus on voting reform in Delaware and provide a training on social media lobbying. For the first part, we will provide information about the targets of DE voting reform, what’s been done, what needs to be done, and how you can help.
Join fellow activists for a protest on Thursday, December 7 at 4pm at the Verizon Wireless in Rehoboth at 37156 Rehoboth Avenue.
Delaware's criminal justice system hasn't been effective in making our communities safer, reducing recidivism, supporting victims, protecting law enforcement and corrections officers, or using our tax dollars wisely. Restorative Justice addresses these issues.
On Giving Tuesday, November 28, 2017, please consider making a gift to ACLU-DE. Your contribution will not only support voting reform, but all of our work to protect and defend the rights enshrined in the Delaware and United States Constitutions.
Eastern State is one of the most photogenic locations in America. Each year photographers travel from all across the globe to photograph the penitentiary.
The Delaware Humanities Forum is hosting its first Consuming Questions program, complete with a delicious meal filled with community conversation. This forum's subject will be Central America and will include questions such as:
Join us for an interactive workshop with longtime anti-racist/collective liberation organizer, author, educator, and Unitarian Universalist, Chris Crass to explore how we can rise in these times for racial justice and collective liberation.
Celebrate Pacem in Terris' 50th anniversary with Children's Chorus, speaker John Dear, and other surprises!
This year, we also welcome ACLU National Legal Director David Cole as our guest speaker. You may have seen him on the Rachel Maddow Show and in other interviews.