by Nada Khader | Jul 15, 2016 | Blogs, Communities & Focus Areas, Criminal Justice, Director's Blog, Economic and Human Rights, Frontpage, Movement Building, Racial Justice
Hundreds Come Out in Support of Police Accountability By A. Surya Peterson(Photos from this march available on WESPAC’s Facebook Page: Explore WESPAC)Hundreds of people participated on Thursday, July 14th in a rally and march for justice in downtown White...
by Nada Khader | May 5, 2016 | Blogs, Communities & Focus Areas, Criminal Justice, Director's Blog, Movement Building
Harlem Walkers to March through Westchester County to Highlight Plight of the Wrongfully ConvictedFor Immediate ReleaseWednesday, May 4th, 2016For more information, please contact Neekee West at 646.684.1013Over 90 people have registered to join family, friends and...
by Nada Khader | Feb 17, 2016 | Blogs, Communities & Focus Areas, Criminal Justice, Director's Blog, Economic and Human Rights, Movement Building, Racial Justice
Imani McCalla is a Journalism Major at SUNY Purchase and has been interning this semester at WESPAC. She recently attended the Westchester MLK Institute’s annual conference on Ending Violence, Building Hope and took the time to write an article about her...
by Nada Khader | Jan 27, 2016 | Blogs, Criminal Justice, Director's Blog, Economic and Human Rights, Movement Building, Racial Justice
A group gathered the evening of Tuesday, January 26, 2016, focused on supporting parole for Herman Bell as well as for the First International Day of Action in Solidarity with Trans Prisoners. We wrote birthday cards to former Black Panther Herman Bell...
by Nada Khader | Jul 13, 2015 | Blogs, Communities & Focus Areas, Criminal Justice, Director's Blog, Economic and Human Rights, Environmental and Food Justice, Movement Building, Racial Justice
We are writing to invite you all to see our new space located on the fourth floor of the Westchester Arts Council building in downtown White Plains at 31 Mamaroneck Avenue on Monday, July 20th from 1pm to 5pm. We will be joined by high school students who are engaging...