OC Human Relations will honor PIMCO, U.S. Bank and Union Bank at the AWARDS 44 celebration for their passion to help the community and going far beyond to embrace diversity. The event is slated for Thursday, May 7 at The Grove of Anaheim. The nonprofit celebration is presented by SoCalGas, with honorary chair, Keith Swayne.
Read more →Gloria Banks is one of six diverse community leaders being honored by OC Human Relations at Awards 44, celebrating justice, diversity and the human spirit. In addition OCHR will honor three distinguished businesses from throughout Orange County. OCHR also will present a community policing award and a distinguished school award.
Read more →OC Human Relations honored eleven local, unsung heroes at the AWARDS 44 celebration on Thursday, May 7 at the City National Grove of Anaheim. The organization recognized a diverse array of community leaders, law enforcement, schools and local businesses. This nonprofit celebration was presented by SoCalGas, with honorary chair, Keith Swayne. Thanks to everyone who sponsored, attended and assisted for making this an evening to remember.
Read more →THÔNG CÁO BÁO CHÍ Ngày 15 tháng Giêng năm 2015 LIÊN LẠC: Melissa Morgan, Director of Partnerships, (714) 480-6582, melissa@splash.ochumanrelations.org Mời đề cử: Tìm kiếm cá nhân và tổ chức tại Orange County để vinh danh Nhằm ghi nhận công sức các cá nhân và tổ chức đã đem lại trường học và cộng đồng an toàn, cho mọi
Read more →Nominations are being accepted for outstanding businesses or corporations that have gone above and beyond ordinary practices to embrace the principles of diversity and inclusion in the workplace. The business award nomination deadline is 4:00 p.m., Friday, February 27, 2015. The Distinguished Business Award will be presented at the OC Human Relations AWARDS 44 event on May 7, 2015 at the City National Grove of Anaheim.
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The OC Human Relations Commission convened on 12.11.2014 and discussed what can be done to address the fear and mistrust that escalates confrontations between law enforcement officials and boys and men of color, into violence and even death. The Commission voted to reach out to partners in the community and law enforcement to explore the possibility of organizing dialogues between the police and diverse communities.
Read more →OC Human Relations is seeking nominations of individuals, law enforcement, schools, and community organizations that have made lasting contributions to human relations in Orange County to be honored at AWARDS 44 on May 7, 2015 at the City National Grove of Anaheim.
Read more →OC Human Relations Commission is concerned about the increasing number of Central American children being held for long periods of time in inadequate ICE detention facilities.
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The 2013 Orange County Hate Crime Report shows an increase in violent hate crimes, or crimes against people and a decrease in crimes against property like vandalism. “We cannot stand for violence of any kind and violence motivated by hate is no exception. The Commission believes that a crime against one of us, is a crime against all of us, this report tells us that we must remain vigilant in our work to eliminate prejudice and discrimination in Orange County”, said Commission Chair Ken Inouye.
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June 29, 2014: OC Civil Rights History Exhibit is opening on July 2, 2014, the 50th Anniversary of the day that President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed the US Civil Rights Act into law. This unique exhibit will feature large displays created by the graphic artist, Susan Reese, and curated by OC Human Relations Commission. The Commission was created nearly a half century ago to insure that this national vision for fairness and equality was a shared value and that the Board of Supervisors would work to make it real in Orange County.
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