We are older and younger people. We are an intergenerational, non-profit peace and social justice organization with members in Southeast Michigan, including Detroit and the Counties of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb. We work on issues which affect people of all ages: universal health care, peace, strengthening Social Security and Medicare, challenging descrimination, education reform, economic justice, fair labor practices and campaign finance reform. Join us!
CO-SPONSORS:SE Michigan Green Party; Michigan Coalition for Human Rights;
United Church of Christ - DMA; Peace Action of Michigan; Women's International League for Peace & Freedom - Detroit; SEM Jobs for Justice; and the Michigan Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Network. For more information, contact Randy Block at 248-549-5170.
Click HERE to watch an insightful presentation on ELECTION ANALYSIS: WHAT'S NEXT? given by Professor Peter Hammer, Director of the Damon Keith Center for Civil Rights, Wayne State University at the November meeting of Gray Panthers of Metro Detroit.
Become a Member of the National Council of Gray Panthers Networks, a grassroots, intergenerational social justice group with members in 38 states
Kevin Deegan-Krause, Associate Professor of Political Science
Wayne State University
Now that the 2020 election is over (at least for everyone except for #45) it's a good time to take a closer look at our elections. The heart of our democracy is that every vote should count. There are many proposed election reforms. Here's a lecture about two of these reforms by a political science professor with a special passion for election reform. This is an opportunity for you to ask questions and seek answers about how to make our democracy more real.
Randy Block, Convenor, Gray Panthers of Metro Detroit
