African American Judges Discuss Race and the Delaware Criminal Justice System
African American judges will address Race and the Criminal Justice System in Delaware, a public forum at the First Unitarian Church of Wilmington.
Meets the fourth Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at the Pacem in Terris office, Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse. Call 302-656-2721.
Celebrated annually since 1985, the Kandler Memorial Awards Dinner is our most popular event. The dinner is named for formerACLU-DE President Gerald “Gerry” E. Kandler (1932-1985) and honors Delawareans who have made an indelible mark on our community as advocates and defenders of civil liberties.
You are invited to join Delaware Churches for Middle East Peace, DelNATO, and Pacem in Terris for this presentation by and discussion with child rights advocates Brad Parker and Jennifer Bing.
This event is part of Delaware's annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. It is a gala fundraising event where the agency celebrates its accomplishments and recognizes community leaders and companies that have made significant contributions to Latin American Community Center.
An initiative to rebuild Wilmington's East Side through housing stabilization, skill building workshops, small business development and employment.
Prof. Dr. Stanley I. Sandler will talk about our arsenal of chemical weapons and what has become of them.
Free and open to the public, refreshments served.
Dee Hibbert-Jones and Nomi Talisman present Last Day of Freedom Free. Reception to follow.
What do you get when you add up pop culture and presidents, open government and your constitutional rights, and some FREE tasty local beer? The best Thursday night happy hour around, of course!
Representatives from 12 different faith traditions will lead conversations about peacemaking through their sacred texts, communities, traditions, and experiences.