We the People Jan. 6 Day of Remembrance and Action

Jan. 6 marks one year since the attack on the U.S. Capitol. This one-hour rally and candlelight vigil on the steps outside Duluth’s City Hall is billed as a time to “build community, condemn the actions from the insurrection, and work to pass key voting rights legislation.”

Speakers
Sandy Grandmaison, League of Women Voters of Duluth
Rev. Jim Mitulski, pastor of Peace United Church of Christ
Meg Litts, president of League of Women Voters of Duluth
Ann Fryberger, president of the board of directors of Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth
Carl Crawford, Duluth Human Rights Officer
Chelsea Helmer, director of administrative services for the city of Duluth
Diana Oestreich, Veterans for Peace
Sharla Gardner, Grandmothers for Peace
Rev. Anthony Galloway, appointed pastor of St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church

The event is organized by the Duluth League of Women Voters Duluth, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth, Grandmothers for Peace, Veterans for Peace and others.

This event in Duluth is one of more than 200 across the country, including the U.S. Capitol.