On June 7, 2017, the seventeen members of OC Human Relations HRAP (Human Relations Ambassadors Program) graduated in a special ceremony hosted by the Orange County’s Credit Union and supported by Community Partner, Greg McQuater.
Read more →Staff of OC Human Relations BRIDGES Safe and Respectful Schools Program recently collaborated with the students and staff of Newport Harbor High School to organize a “Speed Friendship” event.
Read more →OC Human Relations announced the winners of the 2017 YouthSpeak Speech Contest and #HateFreeOC Art Contest.
Read more →Walk In My Shoes, OC Human Relations’ Annual BRIDGES Youth Conference, brings together students from across Orange County to explore issues of identity and culture, develop leadership skills, and learn from examples of successful youth activism.
Read more →More than 500 students and educators from 19 Orange County high schools attended OC Human Relations Walk In My Shoes BRIDGES Youth Conference held at Cal State Fullerton on Friday, Nov 18. In keeping with the direction of the BRIDGES Safe & Respectful Schools Program, an emphasis is placed on providing students with workshops that illustrate community organizing and opportunities to get involved in making a difference in their schools, communities, and the world. This year’s conference theme was: “Healing Our People through Empowerment (H.O.P.E).”
Read more →In response to the divisions that the election had created on their campus, the BRIDGES students at Newport Harbor High School have engaged in projects to encourage unity.
Read more →We at OC Human Relations are so proud of and grateful for this new generation of BRIDGES Youth Leadership summer camp graduates–conscious and confident change-makers ready to take on injustice! Sixteen camp attendees, from across Orange County, spent a week immersing themselves in human relations and social justice learnings and activities so they can be equipped to make positive change and build safe, inclusive and respectful schools in the upcoming school year.
Read more →Lucinda will deliver her award-winning speech at Awards 45!
Read more →On Tuesday, January 5, AUHSD Superintendent Mike Matsuda visited our BRIDGES/PAL classroom at South Jr. High School to listen to an oral history civil rights presentation.
Read more →Over 550 students, teachers and guests from across Orange County attended Walk In My Shoes, November 13 event at Cal State Fullerton.
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