This event will launch People Power, the ACLU’s new effort to engage grassroots volunteers across the country and take the fight against Donald Trump’s policies not just into the courts, but into the streets.
BEN FRANKLIN SAID IT BEST: "There cannot be good living where there is not good drinking."
Dining for Women presents the film He Named Me Malala. Proceeds benefit local women's organizations.
Rehabilitation, training, and treatment- or punishment, violence, and revolving-door recidivism? Join us for a timely discussion of incarceration in Delaware.
Join us for an immigration forum on February 28!
George Lakey is the second speaker in this series. His latest book, Viking Economics, is on the health, education and social welfare accomplishments of the Scandinavian countries-- and the rationale for implementing these programs here in the U.S.
There is widespread agreement that national dialogue and conversations about the effects of systemic racism are critically important to healing our polarized and racially divided society. Despite that consensus, many of us shy away from the necessary conversations.
Nationwide, the ACLU leads the fight for digital security and privacy in the courts and legislatures.
Ashley Biden, Executive Director of the Delaware Center for Justice, is the first speaker in the "100 years of Peace and Justice" Speaker Series. This talk will be Tuesday evening, January 31 at 7:00 pm at Theater N in downtown Wilmington.