The recent election may have caused stress, anxiety, and questions about our national future. We want you to know the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice is still here. We are here and will continue our mission to educate, inform and advocate for racial justice, equity, and fair opportunity.
Thank you for taking the time to let us know how you feel. Of the 49 responses, there was overwhelming commitment to …
The SDARJ recently honored Phillip Showell Elementary School student Malaysia Handy for her leadership, effort, and excellence.
Save the Date For #GivingTuesday Over 600 Delaware nonprofits have profiles on our Delaware Gives platform (DEGives.org) where you can learn more about what they are doing to impact the community and donate to support their efforts year-round. #GivingTuesday takes place this year on Tuesday, December 3, 2024. “GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement unleashing […]
The SDARJ honored Frederick Thomas Middle School students Jaida White and Kyle Miller for their leadership, effort, and excellence.
SDARJ would like to thank our honorees, sponsors and especially Gala committee members and volunteers who helped make this event the most successful in SDARJ history.
SDARJ’s Difference Makers Gala was a huge success!! The first look at Wednesday night’s event Thank you to everyone that was able to attend SDARJ’s first Gala Wednesday night. The evening was full of inspiration and hope for the future. The sold out event honored those who have made significant contributions to our diverse community; […]
The Mitchell Awards recognize exceptional local leaders who are catalysts of change, driving us toward an inclusive community where everyone can succeed and thrive together. The Delaware Business Times named Charlotte King one of their 2024 Mitchell Award Winners. The ceremony was October 17, at the White Clay Creek Country Club in Wilmington. Charlotte was […]
The Legislative Advocacy Committee needs you! We are seeking new members to assist us in advocating for legislation that advances our mission of racial justice. Through the work of the Committee, SDARJ has established a presence with the legislature in Dover.
The For Whom The Bells Toll project invites people of faith to publicly express opposition to executions and to pray for all of those impacted in the aftermath of murder. We alert faith communities, leaders and individuals of any religion and denomination to scheduled executions in the United States, and provide opportunities for action in partnership with Death Penalty Action.
