Events

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.

Come see a screening of Selma (2014) and stay for a discussion with Sarah Trembanis, Ph.D.; professor of History, Associate in Arts Program, University of Delaware.

Join the Wilmington Peacekeepers for the 5th annual Peace Rally in Tilton Park!

In anticipation of Sussex County's first juvenile expungement clinic, the Office of Defense Services is training attorneys on the process of expungement.

In response to recent media and community discussion regarding the culture toward LGBTQ students in Cape Henlopen schools, CAMP Rehoboth, Equality Delaware and the ACLU of Delaware invite students, parents and concerned members of the public to a community meeting.