Breakfast & More: Don’t Miss!
Nov. Breakfast guest speaker, Micah Ennis, is in her fifth year serving as the Social Services Director in Rowan County. Come listen, learn, and ask questions as Micah provides a…
We’re Watching: “SEIZE THE INSTITUTIONS” – Trump’s Plot to Steal the Midterms
It is easy to not watch one more thing. Be a good citizen and watch one more thing. Stay informed. A reminder from John Pavlovitz - "...the only way we’re…
What a Saturday! Take Action with Your Neighbors on the Weekend of Sept. 20th
Careful what you wish for... Some people want things to happen, some wish things will happen, RCDP is helping make events happen, and we hope to see you on Saturday,…
September Breakfast
Community and flexibility - RCDP Headquarters now has 2 large screens for this last minute change. Come join us for food, conversation, discussion, and new knowledge!
Evelyn Uddin-Khan: Can’t Choose your Parents, Race or Religion
It was MLK weekend and the whole country was preaching love your neighbor as you love yourself. The timing was right! The next day in class, I passed out index…
Dr. Andria Porter: Finding My Words
I have always looked for a better way, but maybe those old lyrics from that Eagles song just make more sense to me now…. “We thought we could change this…
TELL THE TRUTH RALLY: Saturday, August 2nd, 10 am – 12 noon
Who does it best? - "TELL THE TRUTH, TELL ME WHO"S BEEN FOOLING YOU" - Salisbury/Rowan Activists, Tedeschi Trucks, or the original from Derek and the Dominos? See you on August…
Dr. Evelyn Uddin-Khan: The Wisdom of Our Past Presidents
The difference between No. 47 and the statesmen mentioned above is that he is concerned with greed and exploiting women. Those statesmen, those presidents were concerned about their country, and…
TELL THE TRUTH – Rally Happening August 2!
This Saturday, August 2nd, is the next nationwide protest rally and, yes, we will gather to MAKE GOOD TROUBLE in Salisbury by Bell Tower Green at Church and W. Innes Streets from…
“Good Trouble Lives On” in Rowan County!
Around 150 people showed up on Thursday to honor John Lewis' words and causes - justice, voting rights, and dignity for all. From first-timers to familiar faces, people of all…