In partnership with Richard Raw Productions LLC, this ground breaking symposium will feature a conversation with scholars, artists, and social activists. They will discuss the Black Arts Movement and the Delaware art scene.
Attend the music fundraiser benefiting Pacem in Terris!
WHY DO BLACKS MAKE UP 20% OF DELAWARE’S POPULATION, BUT 64% OF ITS PRISON POPULATION?
Come to a debate on the effect of race on criminal justice.
Our 10th Annual Meeting will update attendees on the continuing development of Wilmington's Creative District (CD), to create, a vibrant city center, focused on innovative production and consumption.
Dr. Julianne Malveaux is President Emeritus of Bennett College for Women and an accomplished author, economist, commentator and civic leader.
Freedom Day is an opportunity to encourage people of all ages to appreciate their freedoms as Americans, to understand the relationship between the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution, and to encourage dialogue on the meaning of freedom and its relevance in modern socie
This date symbolizes how far into the year women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year. Wear red today to symbolize how far women and minorities are "in the red" with their pay!
The Delaware Historical Society’s Contemporary History Series launches with a Social Justice Panel representing diverse perspectives on issues of social justice. The panel will be moderated The News Journal Executive Editor David Ledford.
Join the Delaware Repeal Project on for Moral Witness Wednesday!
Come learn, advocate with the League on 2016 Legislative Day on four key issues the League of Women Voters of Delaware and our cosponsors are addressing during the 148th session of our General Assembly