In this video message, Joe Lawson, Executive Director of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ), shares the organization’s mission and the urgent work it is doing to address racial injustice and division in America. Lawson explains that SDARJ was founded with a clear purpose: to help end racism and confront the many harmful consequences it creates in communities across the country.
Dr. Michelle Wark, Chairwoman of the Education Committee, and the Secretary of the Board for the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice talks about the importance of the work of SDARJ in the community.
After the passing of Civil Rights leader Jesse Jackson, Joseph Lawson, Executive Director of SDARJ was interviewed by WRDE TV reporter Ted Corriero.
SDARJ’s work—rooted in Sussex County—has helped expand Delaware’s broader civic conversation about equity, belonging, fairness and justice. Charlotte King talks about it’s most crucial programs.
This year marks a milestone for the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ): a full decade of educating, informing, and advocating for racial justice, equality, and fair opportunity across Sussex County and beyond.
Women’s History Month is a celebration of women’s contributions to history, culture and society and has been observed annually in the month of March in the United States since 1987.
SDARJ recently honored Mariner Middle School students Kylee Powell and Thmhyne Matthews for their leadership, effort, and excellence.
SDARJ recently honored Sussex Consortium students Isaac Francois and Dwight Johnson for their growth and continued success in the classroom this school year.
The film will be shown at the Cinema Art Theater on February 22nd at 4:30pm ET. Get tickets or a VIP Pass for all of the movies at the festival.
SDARJ recently honored John M. Clayton Elementary fifth grader, Jaleigha Johnson, for her leadership, effort, and excellence.
