How does the theme relate to Social Justice Day?

When facing a social issue or injustice, individuals and communities often have to dream and hope for the world and change that they want to see because it is not their reality, yet. César Chávez, Harvey Milk, Gloria Steinem, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and so many others in history have dreamed and there are people and communities still dreaming. These dreams are embers that ignite the flame toward action and fuel us and our communities with hope.

Dare is repeated because the act of dreaming and doing are both acts of resistance that challenge the world as we know it. It requires creativity and boldness to dream and pursue that dream, so we recognize it is not a quick and simple task. Dreaming can also be a personal and collective act, so on Social Justice Day we are channeling the bravery and creativity of dreamers before and around us.