Join Citizens Project at a Colorado Death Penalty Panel
Hear from people representing diverse perspectives as they discuss the death penalty and its implications and repercussions.
Wednesday, November 2, 6:30pm
Penrose Library, Carnegie Room, 20 N. Cascade Ave, 80903
Panel Speakers include: Father Bill Carmody - Catholic Diocese of Colorado Springs, Respect Life Committee; Lisa Cisneros - Executive Director of Coloradans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty; Rosemary Harris-Lytle - Colorado Springs NAACP President; Randy Steidl - Illinois Death Row Exoneree
Colorado Springs Diversity Forum Seeks Food for Thought Participants
Food for Thought: Breaking Bread, Building Bridges is a program designed to bring people of diverse backgrounds an
d perspectives together to share thoughts - and a meal. Engage with curiosity and respect in groups of 10-12 with a trained facilitator.
New groups launch at a required meeting on October 27th 5:30-7:30pm, and applications are due October 22. More information and application
PPEC Get-Out-The-Vote Activities
It's not too late to get out the vote for the upcoming election. Citizens Project and the Pikes Peak Equality Coalition have scheduled at least one more phonebanking night, which will feature food, fun and games. And best of all, you'll be making a difference!
Contact Kristy with questions or if you can help us get out the vote!
That's why, for the last 19 years, Citizens Project has produced nonpartisan publications and events for all local elections: to arm you with the information you need to make educated decisions that shape your community.
