The Southern Center for Human Rights will host its Frederick Douglass Awards Dinner on Thursday, November 10, 2022.
SCHR’s Community Safety and Police Violence Town Halls are a series of community convenings across the city of Atlanta that examines disparities in policing between zones, community experiences with policing, and community safety.
Please join the Southern Center for Human Rights for a benefit reception hosted by the family and friends of the late Susan Ten Kwan on Saturday, December 10, 2022, at 6:00 PM PT at the offices of Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP in San Franciso, CA.
Join us for legislative solutions we know will honor the humanity of young people and prove not only cost-effective but work in transforming safety for our families and communities.
The Faith Leaders of Color Coalition, the Ohio Council of Churches, and Ohioans to Stop Executions will host Thou Shall Not Kill: A Conversation About Faith and the Death Penalty featuring Sister Helen Prejean.
Join SCHR as we host James Woodall, co-author of Wired for Racism? and Public Policy Associate at SCHR, in conversation with Joia Erin Thornton, National Policy Strategist at SCHR and Coalition Director of the Faith Leaders of Color Coalition.
Learn from experts and perform advocacy related to criminal justice reform at the Georgia State Capitol.
Join SCHR as we host Dr. Talitha LeFlouria, scholar, author, and authority on the history of Black women and mass incarceration, in conversation with Atteeyah Hollie, Deputy Director at SCHR.
Dr. Janet Dewart Bell and the members of the host committee invite you
to join them for an evening of community and justice in New York!
Join SCHR for a town hall to discuss community safety and police violence.