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September town hall cancellation

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John Dickinson Plantation

Dear Community Member, Thank you for registering to attend “Addressing the Silences: SDARJ and John Dickinson Plantation Partnership Update”, which was scheduled for September 22, 2026, at the Lewes Public Library. The event was intended to share the ongoing work of the partnership between the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ) and the John […]

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5 Takeaways From The June 2025 Town Hall, Saving Medicaid and Social Security

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June 2025 Town hall take-aways

Representatives from Delaware Department of Health & Social Services and the Delaware Medicare Assistance Program (DMAP) were jo;ined by the Director of Advocacy for Community Legal Aid Society, Inc., the Chairperson of SDARJ, and a representative of US Representative Sarah McBride on June 12 to discuss Medicaid & Social Security in the shadow of the pending Budget Bill.

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WBOC Covers the May 21st SDARJ Town Hall

WBOC covers Town Hall to address hate crimes in Sussex County

A town hall meeting in Lewes, Delaware addressed hate incidents targeting African-Americans in Sussex County. The meeting, hosted by the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice, featured leaders from the Millville Volunteer Fire Company, the Sussex County NAACP, and other organizations. The discussion focused on implementing new policies and training to combat hate incidents and harassment.

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CoastTV covers the May 21st SDARJ Town Hall

CoastTV covers May 21 SDARJ Town Hall

A Town Hall meeting in Lewes, Delaware addressed hate crimes, specifically focusing on a recent incident involving two former volunteer firefighters accused of chasing a Black employee with a noose. The event, hosted by the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice, included a panel discussion on hate crimes and their impact on victims, emphasizing the need for improved community relationships and updated policies within fire departments. The meeting aimed to foster dialogue and progress in combating hate crimes in Sussex County.

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