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| ADDRESS |
| 1095 Day Hill Road, Suite 100 Windsor, CT 06095 |
| TELEPHONE |
| 860-683-1039 |
| FAX |
| 860-683-1409 |
| EMAIL |
| info@nccjctwma.org |
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NCCJ launches a video and discussion series examining the historical relevance of slavery in New England. |
TRACES OF THE TRADE
A STORY FROM THE DEEP NORTH
In this award-winning documentary, filmmaker Katrina Browne discovers that her New England ancestors were the largest slave-trading family in U.S. history. She and nine relatives retrace the Triangle Trade, uncovering the vast extent of the Northern complicity in slavery. Most white Americans have foresworn overt racism, but what remains?
2010 Upcoming Screenings:
Check back for Fall 2010 screenings
Click here for more details...
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Click on photo link below to view Katrina Browne's "Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North" trailer...
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| NCCJ In the Community... |
Wednesdays, July 7th - October 27th
10:00am - 1:00pm Farmers Market
Mayberry Village NRZ, in partnership with NCCJ will be hosting a Farmers Market at Powder Mill Plaza, Burnside Ave, East Hartford.(Food Stamps, WIC checks, Senior Vouchers accepted)
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| NCCJ Workplace Diversity Trainings |
For corporations and organizations doing business in today’s multicultural world.
The NCCJ is committed to designing, developing and delivering training programs which educate, raise awareness and develop the skills necessary to create a welcoming and inclusive working environment.
At NCCJ, we offer customized trainings that address the specific needs of corporations, municipalities, higher educational institutions, school systems and organizations in creating places of work that model inclusive practices and policies.
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| Click on NCCJ's video gallery below to view other video links we have to share... |
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YAC and ANYTOWN ALUMNI
Keep the ANYTOWN Spirit Alive...
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JOIN the Youth Action Coalition (YAC) to keep in touch with your ANYTOWN friends, join in on activities, group outings, and learn what initiatives ANYTOWNers are doing in their schools and towns.
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A N Y T O W N
Congratulations
2010 ANYTOWN Graduates!
Keep the ANYTOWN Spirit Alive!
"ANYTOWN, ANYTOWN, yellow black white red
or brown
Makes no difference when you come down to ANYTOWN, our ANYTOWN
An outstretched hand, a friendly face, another creed, another race,
These are the things we have by grace at ANYTOWN, our ANYTOWN
Sometimes people just don't bother; care for themselves and never for others
We can show them we're sisters and brothers at ANYTOWN, or ANYTOWN
If you listen, you can hear it, it's what we call the ANYTOWN SPIRIT!
Love for others will bring you near it at ANYTOWN, our ANYTOWN"
THANK YOU FOR BEING ANYTOWN'S 2010 PREMIERE SPONSOR!
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NCCJ host two ANYTOWN camps each year. Tentative dates for the 2011 ANYTOWN:
Interdistrict Anytown
May 27 - May 30, 2011
Regional August ANYTOWN* August 1-6, 2011
NCCJ premier social justice, community building and leadership program for high school age youth.
*Open to all high school students throughout Connecticut and Western Massachusetts.
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Now Scheduling...
B R I D G E S
Our middle and high school anti-bullying and prejudice reduction program.
BRIDGES is now being scheduled for the 2010-2011 school year.
For more info contact Muneer Panjwani mpanjwani@nccjctwma.org
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| Community Dialogue, Action and Programs |
| NCCJ launches a new season of Community Conversations. |
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In recognition of the growing need to address the separation that exists between groups based on race, ethnicity, economics and culture, NCCJ has established a program designed to promote public dialogue and help bridge these gaps. Based on the belief that collaboration and democratic participation are the keys to successful community building... |
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