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The Advocates for Human Rights – racial justice book club this Friday at 12 pm

Posted: October 20, 2021
Book Club: Caste by Isabel Wilkerson Friday, October 22, 2021 | 12:00 Central The events of the past year have taught us that any progress on racial justice requires an ongoing commitment—not only to addressing the issues, but to understanding multiple perspectives. Nondiscrimination is a core principle of human rights and a commitment to racial …

The Advocates for Human Rights – racial justice book club this Friday at 12 pm

THIS FRIDAY – Civil Liberties in the Biden Era w/ ACLU President Deborah Archer

Posted: April 23, 2021
Civil Liberties in the Biden Era: National and Local Priorities Friday, April 23 @ 5:00-6:30 PM (CT)​ The dramatic events of 2020-21 following the murder of George Floyd, the exposure of inequalities during the pandemic, and the presidential transition usher in a new era for civil liberties – challenges thereto – in the United States. …

THIS FRIDAY – Civil Liberties in the Biden Era w/ ACLU President Deborah Archer

THIS FRIDAY – Civil Liberties in the Biden Era w/ ACLU President Deborah Archer

Posted: April 19, 2021
Civil Liberties in the Biden Era: National and Local Priorities – Friday, April 23 @ 5:00-6:30 PM (CT)​ – The dramatic events of 2020-21 following the murder of George Floyd, the exposure of inequalities during the pandemic, and the presidential transition usher in a new era for civil liberties – challenges thereto — in the United …

THIS FRIDAY – Civil Liberties in the Biden Era w/ ACLU President Deborah Archer

ACLU: Police Practices & Prisoner Rights – Register Now!

Posted: January 20, 2021
ACLU: Police Practices & Prisoner Rights* Monday, Feb 2, 2021 5:30-7:30 PM (CT) Join the Mitchell Hamline ACLU Student Chapter and guests for a discussion on protecting civil liberties, particularly focusing on police practices and prisoner rights. Panelists: – Professor Brad Colbert, Director of Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners (LAMP) – Jack Rice, Criminal Defense …

ACLU: Police Practices & Prisoner Rights – Register Now!

A Racial Justice Discussion with Minneapolis NAACP President (1 hr Diversity Credit)

Posted: November 12, 2020
Leslie E. Redmond is a public speaker, civil rights advocate, and strategic problem solver. Leslie is a Washington DC Native. At the then age of 25, she became the youngest President of Minneapolis NAACP. She is also the founder of Don’t Complain, Activate.  Leslie stood on the front lines after the unjust killings of Jamar …

A Racial Justice Discussion with Minneapolis NAACP President (1 hr Diversity Credit)

Leslie E. Redmond: A Racial Justice Discussion with Minneapolis NAACP President

Posted: November 4, 2020
SAVE THE DATE! Leslie E. Redmond is a public speaker, civil rights advocate, and strategic problem solver. Leslie is a Washington DC Native. At the then age of 25, she became the youngest President of Minneapolis NAACP. She is also the founder of Don’t Complain, Activate. Leslie stood on the front lines after the unjust …

Leslie E. Redmond: A Racial Justice Discussion with Minneapolis NAACP President