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National Federation for Just Communities

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Mission

The National Federation for Just Communities ("NFJC") is a coalition of like-minded non-profit organizations working across America to bring the values of diversity, inclusion, and social justice to our schools, workplaces, and communities.

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History

NFJC was created in 2006 by a number of organizations that were formerly regional offices of the National Conference for Community and Justice [1], which was founded in 1927 as the National Conference of Christians and Jews [2]. The NFJC founders were Dan Krichbaum, Diane Schwartz, Jarrod Schwartz, and Ruth Shepherd.

Today, members meet annually at a conference hosted by one of NFJC's affiliate offices, and also stay connected through sharing calls, a mentoring program, and other special initiatives.

Member Organizations

2016 NFJC member organizations include:

  • American Conference on Diversity (New Jersey)
  • California Conference for Equality and Justice (California)
  • Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio (Ohio)
  • Inclusive Communities (Nebraska)
  • Just Communities of Arkansas (Arkansas)
  • Just Communities Central Coast (California)
  • MCCJ (Florida)
  • Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion (Michigan)
  • NCCJ of Alabama (Alabama)
  • NCCJ Connecticut/Western Massachusetts (Connecticut/Massachusetts)
  • NCCJ of the Piedmont Triad (North Carolina)
  • National Federation for Just Communities of Western New York (New York)
  • Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice (Oklahoma)
  • OneJax (Florida)
  • Silicon Valley FACES (California)
  • Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities (Virginia)

    • References

    National Federation for Just Communities Wikipedia
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