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Democracy in Action: Justice, Advocacy & the Power of Community
By Massachusetts Black Lawyers AssociationSociety & Culture
Democracy in Action: Justice, Advocacy & the Power of Community episodes
- Your Civic Responsibility: Past, Present and Future
Join us for an important and timely conversation examining the hard-won struggle for voting rights, the present-day threats to democratic participation, and the actions individuals and organizations can take to strengthen and safeguard our democracy by becoming active participants
The discussion will feature Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, U.S. Representative for Massachusetts’s Seventh Congressional District, and State Senator Liz Miranda, Massachusetts State Senator for the Second Suffolk District. Moderated by Professor of Law Renée M. Landers, Professor at Suffolk University Law School.1 hr 1 min
About Democracy in Action: Justice, Advocacy & the Power of Community
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Democracy in Action: Justice, Advocacy & the Power of Community
A Podcast Presented by the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association (MBLA)
Democracy is not a spectator sport,…
and justice is not simply an ideal—it is a responsibility we all share.
Welcome to Democracy in Action, a podcast presented by the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association (MBLA), where we explore the intersection of law, democracy, civil rights, civic engagement, and community empowerment.
Designed for legal professionals, students, community advocates, emerging leaders, and everyday citizens, this podcast seeks to make complex legal and civic issues accessible, relevant, and actionable. Through engaging conversations with attorneys, judges, elected officials, civil rights leaders, scholars, and community changemakers, we examine the challenges facing our democracy and the collective work necessary to protect the Rule of Law and advance justice.
Welcome to Democracy in Action, a podcast presented by the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association (MBLA), where we explore the intersection of law, democracy, civil rights, civic engagement, and community empowerment.
Designed for legal professionals, students, community advocates, emerging leaders, and everyday citizens, this podcast seeks to make complex legal and civic issues accessible, relevant, and actionable. Through engaging conversations with attorneys, judges, elected officials, civil rights leaders, scholars, and community changemakers, we examine the challenges facing our democracy and the collective work necessary to protect the Rule of Law and advance justice.
Each episode offers meaningful perspectives, practical information, and opportunities for action. We will explore voting rights and voter protection, constitutional freedoms, civic responsibility, judicial independence, racial equity, and the role each of us plays in strengthening democratic institutions. We will also highlight MBLA's programming, statewide coalition-building, Know Your Rights initiatives, youth engagement, and partnerships that turn advocacy into meaningful community impact.
Drawing on the MBLA's longstanding commitment to justice, professional excellence, and community service, and guided by the platform of Purpose, Persistence, and Power, this podcast is more than a conversation about democracy. It is an invitation to participate in protecting it.
Our goal is simple: to move listeners from awareness to understanding, from understanding to engagement, and from engagement to action.
Because democracy is strongest when everyone has a voice, justice is accessible to all, and communities have the knowledge and power to shape their future.
Democracy in Action—because protecting democracy and advancing justice is everyone's responsibility.