Join the Delaware Riverkeeper Network and The Center for Environmental Transformation for a FREE Community Advocacy Workshop.

Each of us can play an important role in protecting our communities by learning about proposed projects that might impact our families, neighborhoods, and environment. Local, county, and state officials consider potential impacts based on documents provided by developers. You and your community have a right to know what is being proposed. You have the right to be heard and provide comments on those proposals. Public participation is an important part of our democratic process. Learn how to Exercise Your Right-To-Know.

Computers and WiFi will be provided.
Transportation from South Camden is available.
Free parking is available. Please register for the free parking through Rutgers here.

Questions? Contact Fred Stine at fred@delawareriverkeeper.org or by phone at 856-816-8021.

In registering for this event, you are also registering to be a free member of the Delaware Riverkeeper Network. Membership with the Delaware Riverkeeper Network gains you access to our River Rapids postcard newsletter, the ability to learn about rewarding volunteer opportunities, and receive invitations to paddles, hikes, and other special events. You can also elect to become an E-activist to receive email alerts with up-to-the minute information on all urgent issues affecting the Delaware River Watershed.

*By registering, you confirm that you have read and understood the terms outlined in our privacy policy.

This program is made possible with the help of Mr. Bobby Hastings, the Collingswood Public Works Department and the Tri-County Sustainability and Shade Tree Committee.

Information is Power: Community Advocacy Workshop

By Delaware Riverkeeper Network

Information is Power: Community Advocacy Workshop

Learn how to request development records so you can help hold government officials accountable.