The National
Conference for Community and Justice
Formerly The
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Charlotte, North Carolina
- 4822 Albemarle Road
- Suite 240
- Charlotte, NC 28205
- Phone: (704) 535-7277
- Fax: (704) 535-7714
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E-mail: charlotte@nccj.org
Our Mission
The National
Conference for Community and Justice (The National Conference of Christians and Jews),
founded in 1927, is a human relations organization dedicated to
fighting bias, bigotry and racism in America.
The National
Conference for Community and Justice promotes understanding and respect among all races,
religions and cultures through advocacy, conflict resolution and
education.
What we do...
The National Conference for Community and Justice of Charlotte promotes understanding and acceptance of diversity. But, that's not
all, we also develop, through school based programs, positive
self-esteem, responsible decision making, leadership skills
and community involvement for youth. We support
community dialogue about diversity through programs such as Echo
and provide interfaith programs and facilitate
multicultural/diversity workshops and training.
The National Conference for Community and Justice of Charlotte, serves more
than 1500 students through our youth programs such as Green Circle,
Anytown, Heritage Panel, and Youth Involvement Council, all
of which are endorsed by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools
and the City of Charlotte.
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