We welcome Reverend Willie Keaton as a justice organizer at the Stan Greenspon Center. He will be working part time to support each of our advocacy teams and to support …
Year End Review – Read It and Smile!
The Stan Greenspon Center for Peace and Social Justice is so proud to present our end of year report card. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to Stan Greenspon for his …
Social Justice Update – Gratitude and Getting Engaged
As we celebrate the hard work of each of our social justice teams and invite you to get engaged with our work, we take a moment to thank de’Angelo Dia …
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.
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 …
Social Justice Update
Health Care Justice On February 10, the Health Care Justice Team participated in the Queens University Student Groups’ teach-in to educate the general population about Improved Medicare for All. This included …
Taking steps towards change – updates from our Social Justice teams
The Stan Greenspon Center is ready to make significant change in 2019 for immigrants, for housing, for healthcare, for justice within the criminal system, for others, and for ourselves. Here …
2019 Agenda: Ready for Change!
On Thursday, January 24th over 100 people gathered in the Belk Chapel Rotunda in the name of Social Justice. There were men and women from all walks of life representing …
Agenda for Justice 2019: We Need You
Over the past two years, the Stan Greenspon Center and our coalition partners successfully advocated for many of the most vulnerable in our communities. Together we improved judicial outcomes for …
Charlotte Votes YES! to $50 Milloin Housing Bonds
$50 MILLION HOUSING BOND PASSED! Voters overwhelmingly approved $50 million in housing bonds to make Charlotte a more affordable location for those who wish to live here. The Stan Greenspon …
