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The Legacy of 9/11 Conference: a Convening of Community Based Organizations Working in Arab, Muslim, and South Asian Communities to Fight Bias, Bigotry and Racism After 9/11
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Letter Regarding the Armenian Genocide and Day of Remembrance
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Remembering Baseball Legend and NCCJ Supporter, Jackie Robinson
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Letter to Senator Robert Byrd
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Privacy Statement
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Taking America's Pulse III Reveals Americans' Attitudes About Racial, Ethnic, Religious and Social Groups
Taking America's Pulse III (TAP III) is the third major national survey of intergroup relations conducted by The National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ). The survey provides insight into intergroup relations in contemporary America and how, if at all, attitudes have changed in recent years. Data from TAP III demonstrates that, as American society grows more complex, intergroup relations are increasingly critical to social well-being and national progress. Taking America's Pulse III was made possible through the generous support of The Arthur Ashe Foundation, The Ford Foundation and The W.K. Kellogg Foundation. This study is dedicated to the life and legacy of Arthur Ashe and made possible through a generous grant from The Arthur Ashe Foundation. We would also like to extend our gratitude to Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe. Finally, our sincere appreciation to The Aetna Foundation for their assistance in making this grant possible. more>>
Walk-As-One
The unique Walk As One walk-a-thons raise funds for youth and community leadership programs that benefit the regions in which they are held. Walks are currently scheduled in 35 cities across the nation. Walk with your community to promote understanding and respect for all people. more>>
Anytown - Celebrating 50 Years
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