Join us for a three-week educational and advocacy series that will bring together a diverse group of local and national leaders seeking major changes in the criminal justice system. The …
The work of social justice takes no time off for summer…
The Social Justice team is really excited about the past initiatives as well as the advocacy plans for the immediate and distant future. The Affordable Housing Team has had a tremendous month and …
North Carolina Voices Calling for Transparency – A Letter to Sean Gallagher
April 1st, 2019 Sean Gallagher, Director Immigration & Customs Enforcement Atlanta Field Office 180 Ted Turner Dr. SW #522 Atlanta, GA 30303 Subject: “North Carolina Voices Calling for Transparency” Dear …
Criminal Justice Expungement Clinic
Criminal records hold people back from success in life. Come join us as we learn about the expungement process and the benefits it brings to communities.
If you opposed 287g, your voice is needed on Tuesday… by Barbara Randolph
Proposed NC House Bill Requires NC Sheriffs to Cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement A bill that is detrimental to our immigrant communities has been introduced in the NC General …
Truth, Justice and Reconciliation: Second Annual Arts & Advocacy Project
Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation: Arts & Advocacy Project Brooklyn to Biddleville: Then + Now The theme of our Arts and Advocacy 2019 Initiative is “Brooklyn to Biddleville, Then and Now …
The Other Hearing Last Week: Equally Salacious but Far More Damaging — by Barbara Randolph
Nearly 16 million viewers tuned in to the open hearing testimony of Michael Cohen on Wednesday, February 27th. The day prior however, there was an open hearing by the House …
The Political Process in Social Change – Marches to Movements Session 3
On Monday, October 15 Dr. Maggie Commins and Dr. Mark Kelso presented at the Greenspon Center’s Fall Advocacy program: From Marches to Movements – Tools for Social Change. They walked …
Moving Charlotte Toward Justice
In January of this year, over 7500 women marched in Uptown Charlotte to protest government policies. In February, tens of thousands of students nationwide walked out of their schools, exercising …
497 Cries That Shouldn’t be Relegated to Past Tense by Barbara Randolph
The news about children still separated from their families in the past week has our minds reeling and Twitter exploding. With Congress so vocal on other issues, one can’t help …
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