CSJ Fall into Justice

The Center for Social Justice Fall 2024 Event Programming

The Center for Social Justice’s transformative programs revolve around deep and soulful introspective discussions, workshops, and experiences that inspire participants to become truth seekers and truth tellers in our world. As a result, together, we become the change that we need today.

Rank Choice Voting Education Workshops

September 3, 10, 24 | 11:00am - 12:00pm

The Dept. of Elections and GLIDE have partnered to target vulnerable hard to reach populations and the general population to educate and provide information on Ranked-Choice Voting to increase voter participation.

Join us on September 3 and 10 at Room 500 to learn about Rank-Choice Voting, its intention and how it works. September 3 and 10 will include instructions for the Latinx and Asian communities.

These workshops are non-partisan and intended to increase voter participation in neighborhoods with historical voter turnout below the city’s average.

Phonebank in support of Proposition 6!

Every Thursday from 4:30 to 6:30pm between now and Election Day.

At GLIDE, we support Proposition 6, which would allow our clients and community members who are incarcerated to have a choice in their work assignment and more flexibility to engage in services.

Alabama Pilgrimage Progress Documentary Screening

September 11 | 6:00pm - 7:30pm Freedom Hall

The GLIDE’s Center for Social Justice leads an annual pilgrimage to Alabama to visit and learn about the history of racism and how it has continued to morph in our country through systems of oppression, policies and laws.

This documentary captures the journey of several participants and is a visual testament to the power and impact that occurs when participant in this special journey.

Location of screening:
Freedom Hall at Glide

Hispanic Heritage Month with Dolores Huerta

This event has been rescheduled. Please check back.

Join GLIDEs Center for Social Justice as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

Hispanic Heritage Month is a celebration of the achievements, peoples, and cultures of Hispanic people and Hispanic Americans.

This year we are honored to have Icon American Labor Leader and Civil Rights Activist Dolores Huerta as a featured speaker. Dolores will speak of the challenges, achievements, of her path and the future of the Latinx/immigrant communities.

Dolores Huerta is Founder and President of the Dolores Huerta Foundation. She co-founded the United Farm Works of America with Cesar Chavez.

Latina Civil Rights Activist, Olga Talamante will host a Q&A following Dolore’s talk.

"Mayor of the Tenderloin" Del Seymour comes to GLIDE

September 29

GLIDE Board Member and founder of Code Tenderloin Del Seymour will take part in Celebration Services.

Del will read passages from the new book written about his life by author and oral historian, Alison Owings.

More details to come!