Ancient principles, the modern concept of criminal justice and the theory of restorative justice will be discussed as an alternative to the current justice system from the perspective of a former lawyer.
James Newton will provide an examination of Dr. King's life, exploring his early years growing up in segregated Atlanta to his later years as a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
Leaders of the Civil Right Movement understood that hours of political speeches may not inspire people to action but a 3-minute song can. In this program, students get to explore the issues of racial equality and justice in America during the 1950s and 1960s through song.
Join this powerful talk series to hear the valuable voice of our youth and discuss strategies on effective engagement between our sons and law enforcement officers.
The monthly meeting of Delaware Citizens Opposed to the Death Penalty (DCODP) will take place at the Pacem in Terris office at Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse (401 N. West Street, 19801) at 5:30.
Meetings are always the fourth Monday of the month.
Occupy Delaware is hosting a Teach-in: Classism, Racism, and Delaware's Death Penalty Tuesday, December 20, 6pm - 7pm, Occupy Delaware Commons Tent, 800 N French St, Wilmington, DE. Sponsored by the Delaware Chapter of the Campaign to End the Death Penalty (DeCEDP).
Moral Monday is a protest movement in the state of Delaware in response to several legislative actions by the government of Delaware. The protests are characterized by engaging in civil disobedience by entering Legislative Hall and other spaces of power.
The monthly meeting of Delaware Citizens Opposed to the Death Penalty (DCODP) will take place at the Pacem in Terris office at Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse (401 N. West Street, 19801) at 5:30.
Meetings are always the fourth Monday of the month.
The monthly meeting of Delaware Citizens Opposed to the Death Penalty (DCODP) will take place at the Pacem in Terris office at Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse (401 N. West Street, 19801) at 5:30.
Meetings are always the fourth Monday of the month.
Irreverent glass sculptures of 43 presidential busts, Moran’s work ironically recasts American “heroes” as Reality TV stars.