NCCJ 2021 Programs
Like you, NCCJ has had to rethink and redesign the way we work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately, thanks to an amazing community of supporters and staff, we have not only been able to shift many of our current programs to an online model, we have also been able to offer more programs, workshops, and discussions than ever before.
We were unsure how our programming would look and feel without being in the same room with you, our community. Fortunately, as society quickly shifted to zoom, we were relieved to discover that our our ability to facilitate meaningful dialog and necessary change, was and is as strong as ever!
And thank goodness! Our programs, and social justice in general, are more important than ever. Through our work, we can continue to be a part of disrupting discrimination, bias, and hate in our society.
As we may remain far apart and socially distanced, we are grateful for our community and grateful to be able to continue in the work that we do.
Please reach out to us directly for information on youth and adult programing, for the public and private organizations, including custom workshops and consulting. We are here to help you engage in social justice today and everyday!
Please e-mail us for more information.
Train-the-Trainer Program 2021
Are you a natural leader and teacher and interested in learning how to facilitate NCCJ programs and lead important conversations on Race, Gender, Sex, Sexual Orientation, Ability, Size, Class and more? Consider this your first step!! NCCJ facilitators work per-diem with groups and organizations interested in digging in and learning more. You can be apart of creating real and lasting change directly! Click HERE for more information. Applications are due by Jan 15th, 2020.
Unsure of where to begin? Strengthen your commitment to being anti-racist. This training provides the resources, tools, and context to energize your next steps. NCCJ provides an environment to learn, grown, and discuss topics surrounding racism and will leave you feeling prepared to interrupt bias and discrimination in your community. Find out more HERE.
Thu, 28 January 2021
Upcoming Sessions
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Monday ,
FebFebruary 1 , 2021
Monday, Feb 1st 8:30a to Friday, Feb 5th 4:30p
Through this training you will experience one of our programs, explore United States’ history of oppression, learn foundational information and delve into the forms of bias and discrimination. -
Thursday ,
FebFebruary 25 , 2021
Thursday, Feb 25th 8:30a to Friday, Feb 26th 4:30p
Our 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. -
Thursday ,
MarMarch 25 , 2021
Thursday, Mar 25th 8:30a to Friday, Mar 26th 4:30p
Our 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. -
Thursday ,
AprApril 15 , 2021
Thursday, Apr 15th 8:30a to Friday, Apr 16th 4:30p
Our 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. -
Thursday ,
MayMay 20 , 2021
Thursday, May 20th 8:30a to Friday, May 21st 4:30p
Our 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. -
Thursday ,
JunJune 17 , 2021
Thursday, Jun 17th 8:30a to Friday, Jun 18th 4:30p
Our 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.