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Phoenix Human Relations Commission |
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Phoenix Human Relations Commission |
Vision Statement: A community inspired and strengthened by the richness of its diversity.Last Modified on 08/12/2009 13:56:39Mission Statement: To promote respect and understanding among all groups by eliminating discrimination throughout the city of Phoenix.
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A Community Inspired by the Richness of its Diversity
A Community Inspired by the Richness of its Diversity
The Phoenix Human Relations Commission is made up of volunteer citizens appointed by the Mayor and City Council. It advises the City Council on human relations issues and assists in implementing the city's policy against discrimination. The commission operates or supports various programs designed to promote positive intergroup relations. The commission meets monthly. Membership applications are available at phoenix.gov/CITYGOV/bdcomm.html or by calling the Equal Opportunity Department Compliance and Enforcement Division at 602-495-3737.Return to the top of Phoenix Human Relations Commission
Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Program Committee
The MLK Jr. Awards Program Committee oversees the selection process for the Calvin C. Goode "Lifetime Achievement Award" and the MLK Jr. "Living the Dream" Award. The Committee selects the award winners and coordinates with the MLK Jr. Awards Celebration Breakfast Planning Committee on the MLK Jr. Awards Celebration Breakfast.Return to the top of Phoenix Human Relations Commission
Phoenix Human Relations Commission
LaShawn Jenkins,chair
Raquib Abduallah
Alicia Brown
Jose Antoni Colon
Diane D'Angelo
Mel Hannah
Kristina Haskell
Ken Ihori
Terri Jackson
Daniel Martinez
Gary McPherson
Janey Pearl
Steve Perez
Robert (Bob) Rosenberg
Bill Straus
J.J. Tang
City of Phoenix
Equal Opportunity Department
Compliance and Enforcement Division
251 W. Washington St., 7th Floor
Phoenix, AZ 85003-2295
602-495-3737/voice or 602-534-1557/TTY
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