We invite High School students to join us for a much needed conversation to process recent events related to racial injustice and police brutality. This Virtual Circle will offer a safe environment for you share your thoughts and feelings and will provide space for one another. Please register & join us September 8 at 4pm
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– we’re offering a 5-part online youth workshop series to build connections and engage in dialogue. The next is on May 14.
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Two Garden Grove high school students videotaped themselves mocking Asian American students – shouting “coronavirus” during a school cultural assembly and harassing Vietnamese American classmates.
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Carlos Perea, 28, is the first Santa Ana resident without legal immigration status to be appointed to a city advisory committee, according to city officials.
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We are very sorry to announce that Walk In My Shoes (WIMS) has been cancelled for tomorrow, March 11. The University of California, Irvine (UCI) decided today that it will not host any gatherings of more than 100 people, due to concerns about the spread of the Caronavirus.
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Improving campus climate is the focus of all Orange County high schools. At Western High School in Anaheim an organization is improving that climate through student-led presentations and activities that increase awareness.
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In response to increasing hate crimes and incidents, OC Human Relations is rolling out its first statewide anti-hate program to equip schools with the resources to launch their own educational and awareness campaigns.
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On January 14, eighteen high school students and adult advisors from Marina and Segerstrom High Schools engaged in day-long restorative dialogue held at OC Human Relations’ offices and facilitated by members of OC Human Relations’ staff
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Two forums planned as part of “Building a Stronger, United Community By Addressing Hate-Motivated Incidents in Schools,” organized by the OC Department of Education and the OC Human Relations Commission. A Tues, Jan. 7, event is for students, their families and the community; a follow-up forum will be held Jan. 22 for teachers and school administrators.
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For the 2019-2020 school year, our BRIDGES Safe and Respectful Schools Program and Restorative Schools Program have grown from 17 to 22 schools!
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