'The Trail to Desegregation'
Student project highlights Delaware connections to Brown v. Board of Education decision
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Student project highlights Delaware connections to Brown v. Board of Education decision
The Delaware Journalism Collaborative will work with Delaware Humanities and Delaware Libraries to present a series of Community Conversations in March at library locations throughout the state. Having access to intentional spaces for conversation,...
The Raising Kings Conference focuses on addressing Black male mental health, offering community role models for at-risk youth
Downstate, southern New Castle County, and Black communities most affected A new study shows that Delawareans want and need better access to local news and information throughout the state, particularly in Kent, Sussex and southern New Castle counties, and in Black communities statewide. The
Delaware Interfaith Power & Light hosted a Youth Climate Retreat May 1 at Killens Pond State Park in Felton. About 30 youth ages 5 to 18 spent the day exploring, hiking, munching, drumming, dancing, drawing and learning how to advocate for...