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!
Convenor: Randy Block, 248-549-5170
of Metro Detroit
Age and Youth in Action
Gray Panthers Zoom Presentation: Open to the Public
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 a video of Gray Panthers Metro Detroit's September 19th meeting on Black Panthers/Gray Panthers -- Who Knew?! that included a dialogue about these two movements and how shared values. We celebrated Gray Panthers 50th anniversary at this meeting.
Click HERE watch a Gray Panthers video on the Post Office Attacks (developed by a Gray Panther from Berkeley, CA)
Become a Member of the National Council of Gray Panthers Networks, a grassroots, intergenerational social justice group with members in 38 states
Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights, Wayne State University School of Law
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The 2020 election is a turning point in the fight for justice in Michigan and nationally. Regardless of the outcome of this election, it will continue to be important for activists to continue to work for justice for all. But what is the meaning of this election? Come hear renowned civil rights activist Peter Hammer provide his analysis of the election and what comes next. This is a don't miss presentation!
