Join our allies in the Democracy, Unity and Equality (D.U.E.) Justice coalition for a "call to action" ahead of the November 8 General Election. Be a part of our collective preparations for the next phase in our fight to protect and preserve Connecticut’s quality of life.

Reverend William Barber II, founder of the "Moral Monday" movement for social and economic justice, is the event's keynote speaker. He will connect national efforts to "revive the heart of our democracy" to our coalition's ongoing work here in Connecticut.

Free parking is available in the CCSU Student Center and Copernicus garages.

Click here for more info, including a leaflet and campus map.