January 2017 Meeting

What Happens After You Get Locked Up in Delaware

Panelists from the Departments of Correction, Juvenile Rehabilitative Services and the Community Legal Aid Society will tackle tough questions about inmate treatment, punishment versus rehabilitation, recidivism, treatment of the mentally ill, and use of restrictive housing–aka solitary confinement. Questions from the audience are encouraged.

The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice usually meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 7 pm, at the Trinity Faith Christian Center at 15516 New Road in Lewes. Our program and business meetings are open to the public. Come to our meetings to learn about racial justice issues, and find out how you may want to become involved with SDARJ.