Every person deserves the right to live a life free from harassment, discrimination, and police brutality.
Join us for the “Interfaith Rally & March: A Call For Justice and Healing” hosted by the Washington Interfaith Staff Community (WISC). We will gather as religious and civic leaders in public witness to lament, demand for just policies in policing, and an end to racism.
Speakers include:
- Rev. Dr. Leslie Copeland-Tune - Chief Operating Officer, National Council of Churches
- Yenny Delgado – founder of PUBLICA and Wesley Theological Seminary student
- Rabbi Esther Lederman – Director of Congregational Innovation, Union of Reform Judaism
- Jason Miller - Director of Campaigns & Development, Franciscan Action Network
- Dr. Nisa Muhammad – Chaplain, Howard University
- Rev. Charles Watson, Jr. – Director of Education, Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty
- Rev. Jennifer Butler – Executive Director, Faith In Public Life
- Danile Fibby – organizer, D.C. affiliate of Black Nonbelievers
- Rev. Nancy Neal – Director of Church Relations, Bread for the World
- Anthony Vance – Director, U.S. Baha’is Office of Public Affairs
- Bishop LaTrelle Easterling - Baltimore-Washington Conference, United Methodist Church
- The Reverend Terrance McKinley - Pastor of Campbell AME Church and Director of Racial Justice and Mobilizing, Sojourners
This event will take place in person outside of the Department of Justice building located at 950 Pennsylvania Avenue NW (corner of 10th & Penn. Ave.), Washington, DC 20530. COVID-19 safety protocols will be enforced. Masks required.