Join D.U.E. (Democracy, Unity, Equality) Justice Coalition & Keynote Speaker Rev. Dr. William Barber II, President of North Carolina NAACP and founder of Moral Monday Movement.

Thursday, September 8, 2016- 6:30 PM This is a free event.

Central CT State University- Welte Auditorium, New Britain CT- get directions

Doors open at 5:30, open seating. Information about Welte Auditorium available here.

Parking: The CCSU Police have approved DUE Justice Call to Action participants to park in the Student Center Parking Garage and the Welte Parking Garage. Free parking is also available in the Copernicus garage.  Download a campus map here

This is a call to action for:

• Good jobs and fair wages
• Universal access to quality public education
• A vibrant and fairly funded public sector
• Racial, gender, and ethnic justice
• Democracy in our state and in our workplaces

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About the DUE Justice Coalition:

“We must never adjust ourselves to economic conditions that take necessities from the many to give luxuries to the few.” Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr

We will not “adjust ourselves.”  Instead we pledge to work together both in the short term and in the long term on the 5 key issue areas needed to turn our state around, and to hold our political leaders accountable for their efforts and commitments.

At the center of the DUE Justice Coalition vision is the creation of a unified, shared collective movement dedicated to Democracy, Unity & Equality. It is our belief that the way forward to achieve this goal is through building relationships and creating a common strategy and campaign to effectively advance our shared goals.

To advance this goal, Rev. Dr. William Barber, North Carolina NAACP President and inspirational leader and founder of the Moral Monday Movement will be speaking to individuals, leaders and organizations from across the state, challenging us to build a powerful movement for justice in our communities, and in our state.