Dignity Project

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The Dignity Project is a community-police grass roots movement from deep conversations to dedicated collaboration for shared progress. We need each other.

Our community needs our police. Yet, for some of us, peace means safety, at the expense of anoth

Photos from Summerville Police Department's post 09/16/2026
05/17/2026

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Community forum brings residents, police together for open dialogue 01/20/2026

Great Dignity Project Forum!!!!

Community forum brings residents, police together for open dialogue Residents and police officers gathered at Brownsville Community Church of God for a Dignity Project forum focused on open dialogue, trust-building and collaboration between the Summerville community and law enforcement.

01/05/2026

JOIN US for the next Dignity Project Forum!

COMMUNITY & POLICE FORUM
January 17, 2026
Saturday 10am-12pm

Brownsville Community Church of God
920 W. 1st N. St.
Summerville

Crisis Chaplaincy
Summerville Police Department
Town of Summerville, SC
Brownsville Community Church Of God

The Dignity Project works to bridge gap between police and community 05/14/2025

The Dignity Project works to bridge gap between police and community SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) — It’s been five years since ‘The Dignity Project’ was formed in Summerville as a group designed to build trust and respect between community member…

02/20/2025
Summerville Dignity Project hosting community forum 02/19/2025

Summerville Dignity Project hosting community forum The Summerville Dignity Project is inviting community members to an open discussion with local law enforcement at the Community & Police Forum from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, at Crossroads

VIDEO: Summerville Police address social media comments 02/18/2025

It is about “humanizing the badge”. We are proud of our Summerville Police Department Chief Wright for celebrating and loving our officers!

VIDEO: Summerville Police address social media comments

Photos from Dignity Project's post 05/24/2024

The Palmetto Artisans Program met with community members, Mayor Touchberry, DCSO, SPD, and members of the Dignity Project in the first of a series of community forums regarding the implementation of an entrepreneurial program for youth selling Palmetto roses in Summerville.

Under this model, already implemented in Charleston and North Charleston, youth will work with adult mentors to be trained and supervised in all aspects of the rose-selling business, including finance, social and business ettiquette, customer service, and even first aid.

Stay tuned to social media for more information on upcoming meetings.
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