In a recent interview published by legal industry trade journal Legal News, MCHR Chair Cary McGehee discussed a range of topics relating to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Click here to see Legal News article.
The People’s Water Board has released some important updates, information and things you can do to help in this emergency public health situation.
Click here to view the People’s Water Board COVID-19 update.
The growing COVID-19 public health emergency has worsened the water emergency being experienced by 9500 Detroit households who are disconnected from the city’s water services.
The People’s Water Board has requested that Gov. Whitmer take emergency measures and expedite the reconnection of water services, provide water resources for affected residents, develop a statewide water affordability plan and other actions.
MCHR board member Kim Redigan is also a member of the People’s Water Board (PWB).
In a statement at recent PWB news conference, Redigan said, “We demand that water services be restored immediately to all households, and going into the future, plan to make water affordable for all families.”
Click here to view the PWB news conference.
Click here to view PWB letter appealing to Gov. Whitmer.
The op-ed was authored by MCHR’s Barbara Harvey.
Click here to see Barbara Harvey’s op-ed “Stop the Palestinian Apartheid.”
This event is cancelled due to coronavirus precautions.
6:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Swords Into Plowshares Peace Center & Gallery
33 E. Adams Avenue
Detroit, Mich. 48226
Ticket: $10 donation
MCHR is proud to be a co-sponsor of a one-woman show called “The Gun Show: A Non-Partisan Play About Guns.”
The play explores the relationship between Americans and their guns and the gun culture.
The narrative doesn’t favor any side or argument. Instead, it centers on the question: Can we talk about this?
Join us at Swords Into Plowshares on March 18, 2020 for this compelling one-actor play.
For more information, please contact support@mchr.org.
