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If one person is oppressed, we are all oppressed. NCCJ is changing the world, by changing our communities one mind at a time.

NCCJ ANYTOWN

Teens 14-18 learn how to reduce prejudice, build community, and lead in creating lasting impact in this one-of-a-kind social justice sleepaway experience.

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Breaking Bias

A vibrant society begins with diverse communities. This is the story of breaking bias, one unlikely friendship at a time. What can be learned can be unlearned. 

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Adult Learning

Learning opportunities for all ages. Customized trainings for corporations, organizations, and educational institutions.

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Now More Than Ever

Incidences of racial, ethnic and religious intolerance and the rise in school bullying indicate the need is greater than ever for an organization with the capacity to bring various people together to defeat and end bigotry, prejudice and discrimination.

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Upcoming Happenings

ThursdayThu, 5 AugAugust, 2021

Two-Day Anti-Racism Workshop

Thursday, Aug 5th 8:30a to Friday, Aug 6th 4:30pOur online training will look at bias, discrimination, oppression, and privilege in the United States. Given the rise of racist acts during the pandemic, as well as the most recent horrific racist incidents, examining these issues takes on an even greater sense of urgency.

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WednesdayWed, 13 OctOctober, 2021

Connecticut Human Relations Awards Banquet

Wednesday, Oct 13th 6:00p to 8:00pMore details to come about this combination virtual/in-person event! For more info call 860-683-1038 or e-mail diversity@nccj.org.

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Western Massachusetts Human Relations Award Banquet 2019(22 Photos)

Western MA 90th Anniversary Annual Human Relations Award Banquet(64 Photos)

Stories From NCCJ Bridges(10 Photos)

NCCJ YAC's Winter Cookie Decorating Festival(11 Photos)

NCCJ ANYTOWN Self-Titled - October 2016 Culture Night(75 Photos)

NCCJ ANYTOWN Self-Titled - August(1 Photo)

NCCJ ANYTOWN October 2017(3 Photos)

Connecticut Human Relations Award Banquet 2019(32 Photos)

Concert For America Hartford(44 Photos)

CHRO CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS AND LEGENDS AWARDS(10 Photos)

2018 NCCJ ANYTOWN Reunion(15 Photos)

Connecticut Annual Human Relations Award Banquet 2018(46 Photos)

NCCJ presented its 2019 Human Relations Award at its annual event on April 18, 2019 at the Hartford Marriott Downtown Hotel, Hartford, Connecticut. The 2019 honorees were: James Calhoun, Basketball Hall of Fame Coach, University of Saint Joseph Rohan A. Freeman, PE, LS, President & CEO, Freeman Companies, LLC, & 7 Summits The Hartford Paddie LeShane and Patrick Sullivan, Sullivan & LeShane, Inc. Jessica and Eric Zachs The 2019 Youth Award honorees were: Helen Nguyen, Conard High School Samah Mohamedzein, William H. Hall High School.

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When there is an act of bigotry or hate, NCCJ speaks out...and we empower those we work with to find their voice for change. Join, support and add your name to building inclusive communities for all.

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