Testimonial: Sarah
Testimonial: Sarah
When we are born, we innately value justice and fairness. Prejudice, however, is learned and no one is immune. So how do we fight discrimination, bias and bigotry? How do we build communities that are inclusive and just for all? For 90 years the National Conference for Community and Justice has been answering these questions. This is the story of breaking bias—one unlikely friendship at a time. What can be learned can be unlearned.
Unlearning: Breaking Bias. Building Community. is a CPTV Partnership Production with the National Conference of Community and Justice. Additional support is provided by the Newman’s Own Foundation, KeyBank, and the Barnes Group Inc.
About the National Conference for Community and Justice
Formed 1927, NCCJ is a nonprofit human relations organization that promotes inclusion and acceptance by providing education and advocacy while building communities that are respectful and just for all. Celebrating the diversity of races, religions, cultures, genders, abilities, and sexual orientations.
The opinions and information expressed through News Views posts are solely those of the individual authors and not representative of NCCJ’s overall stance on related issues unless specified. Any information presented as fact could entail inaccuracies or be incomplete. We encourage open discussion through our blog, and welcome respectful responses from everyone.
For more information on NCCJ’s variety of social justice educational programs, click here.
Sat, 26 September 2020
Upcoming Sessions
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Wednesday ,
OctOctober 7 , 2020NCCJ Community Perspectives: Understanding Systemic Racism
Wednesday, Oct 7th 12:00p to 1:00p
Join NCCJ for this important discussion on systemic racism and how it impacts all of us and what can be done. -
Thursday ,
OctOctober 15 , 2020Anti-Racism Workshop
Thursday, Oct 15th 8:30a to 4:30p
Join us for an interactive workshop on race and racism that will examine bias, discrimination, oppression and privilege in the United States. We will look at how we got to where we are now and explore how racism impacts all our lives, communities and workplaces. Two NCO social justice educators will co-facilitate this program. -
Friday ,
OctOctober 16 , 2020Anti-Racism Workshop
Friday, Oct 16th 8:30a to 4:30p
Join us for an interactive workshop on race and racism that will examine bias, discrimination, oppression and privilege in the United States. We will look at how we got to where we are now and explore how racism impacts all our lives, communities and workplaces. Two NCO social justice educators will co-facilitate this program. -
Thursday ,
OctOctober 29 , 2020NCCJ's 2020 Human Relations Awards - Western Massachusetts
Thursday, Oct 29th 6:00p to 8:00p
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Thursday ,
NovNovember 12 , 2020Anti-Racism Workshop
Thursday, Nov 12th 8:30a to 4:30p
Join us for an interactive workshop on race and racism that will examine bias, discrimination, oppression and privilege in the United States. We will look at how we got to where we are now and explore how racism impacts all our lives, communities and workplaces. Two NCO social justice educators will co-facilitate this program. -
Friday ,
NovNovember 13 , 2020Anti-Racism Workshop
Friday, Nov 13th 8:30a to 4:30p
Join us for an interactive workshop on race and racism that will examine bias, discrimination, oppression and privilege in the United States. We will look at how we got to where we are now and explore how racism impacts all our lives, communities and workplaces. Two NCO social justice educators will co-facilitate this program. -
Wednesday ,
NovNovember 18 , 2020NCCJ Presents: What Can You Do About Racism?
Wednesday, Nov 18th 12:00p to 1:00p
Join us for a conversation about how we can all get involved in moving our country towards a place of racial equity. -
Tuesday ,
DecDecember 1 , 2020NCCJ Community Perspectives: How To Talk To Children About Race
Tuesday, Dec 1st 5:30p to 6:30p
Finding the words to explain the Black Lives Matter protests and general issues of race to children can be difficult, especially when we as adults are still trying to grasp these concepts and navigate our own understanding.
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