Events

Pacem Film Festival—The Best Peace and Justice Films of the Last 50 Years Discussant: Sally Milbury-Steen, Ph.D.; founder of Delaware Citizens Opposed to the Death Penalty and PhD in Contemporary Literature

Schindler’s List (1993) portrays the efforts of German industrialist Oskar Schindler, who arrives in Krakow, Poland in 1939 to profit from World War II. Discussant: Polly Zavadivker, Ph.D. ; director, University of Delaware, Jewish Studies Program

This event is sponsored by Pacem in Terris

Did you know that juvenile arrests and adjudications remain on you criminal record forever and can harm your employment, educations, or housing opportunities?

Spike Lee’s classic film, Do the Right Thing (1989), considers race relations in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, a cauldron of racial tensions that explodes on the hottest summer day of the year.

An advocate for returning sentencing discretion to judges, Jeffrey K. Sprecher has authored a book calling for the end of both the Pennsylvania Sentencing Commission and mandatory sentences.

The Office of Defense Services is recruiting volunteer attorneys to represent youth seeking expungements.

Join us at the Pacem Film Festival, where the next installment features the 1962 classic film, To Kill A Mockingbird.

Join Pacem in Terris for the next installment of the Pacem film Festival, Ghandi (1982). Alan Fox, Professor of Asian and Comparative Philosophy, will be the guest speaker.