Now, more than ever, we need to listen to each other, break down the walls between us, and channel our emotions into meaningful relationships that become the foundation for sustainable change. The program includes 7 group discussions among 8-12 individuals, guided by trained facilitators, focusing on race, racism and being thought partners to find solutions for ending racism.
Published on Delaware News AG Jennings Unveils AG’s Abortion Legal Helpline Joined by reproductive health advocates, Attorney General Jennings announced Wednesday the launch of the Attorney General’s Abortion Legal Helpline, a collaborative initiative led by the Department of Justice with support from nearly a dozen partner law firms, and several nonprofit and advocacy groups including the ACLU of […]
The article reads: GEORGETOWN, Del. — This week, the work of local activists paid off after the Georgetown Historical Society doubled down on its commitment to continue flying a Confederate battle flag on the nonprofit’s property. The following statement is from SPLC Chief of Staff and Culture Lecia Brooks: “The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) applauds the Southern […]
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The Alliance has sent two letters to the Town of Georgetown in opposition to its granting a funding request from a non-government, non-profit, which hosts a “memorial” to the Confederacy and flies the Confederate Battle flag. Read the letters.
On Tuesday, July 12 we presented “Spotlight: The New Milford Museum African American History Exhibit” at our town hall meeting. Watch the video!
The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) will present “Spotlight: The New Milford Museum African American History Exhibit” at our town hall meeting on Tuesday, July 12, 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., via Zoom. Register & join us
Founded in 1994, the Delaware Juneteenth Association is the oldest organization that celebrates Juneteenth in Delaware. Please join us
for a series of historical events that will educate our community and commemorate the end of slavery on June 19, 1865!
We are presenting “A Celebration of Juneteenth” at our town hall meeting on Tuesday, June 14, 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., via Zoom. The program will include a presentation of the history and significance of the new national holiday, original poetry, dance, music, and reminiscences of Juneteenths past. Register here.
