Community research
For HRCs, identifying the most important issues and the most effective actions to take can be a critical challenge. Community research can help to ensure that priorities in those areas reflect the greatest needs and the greatest potential contributions to change. Community research refers to systematic inquiry into some dynamic
California Association of Human Relations Organizations invites you to “Responding to Law Enforcement Critical Incidents” virtual convening on May 17, 2023, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Join our subject-matter experts as they share promising practices and tools. Connect and learn from other CAHRO members.
To register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeG1xnOa4Hc7u4FVcMLMgZQhz4wqnZMR8oXhQzaRjYi9IUEJg/viewform
May 2, 2023
Ann Noel, CAHRO Legislative Liaison
Here are the legislative bills that CAHRO is tracking this year.
Note: to track a bill’s progress, utilize the California Legislature’s excellent website, which gives you information of the latest version of any bill, how it amends current
Below is a list of CAHRO’s Resource Guides for HRCs. As new guides are developed, they will be added to this list.
This guide is written for Commissioners or anyone working with a Human Relations Commission, Human Rights Commission, or any other similar human relations body that has a responsibility in responding to a human relations crisis after a law enforcement critical incident where there have been allegations of excessive use of force, and where
This guide is written for Commissioners or anyone working with a Human Relations Commission, Human Rights Commission, or any other similar human relations body that has a responsibility in responding to hate. As a commission or body representing a city government, you have both a responsibility and a unique opportunity to take specific
This legislative session CAHRO tracked seven bills dealing with harassment or hate crimes, summarized below. In mid-August, it’s make or break it time for bills for this legislative session – bills needed to pass out of appropriations by August 12, and now might get last minute amendments before being passed or not passed by the
kNOwHATE is an education and awareness campaign created by OC Human Relations to promote the importance of diversity and eliminate prejudice, intolerance and discrimination.
Here’s the link to the campaign.
The Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations has released “Redefining Policing with Our Community,” an extensive report on policing and human relations in LA County with 34 recommendations for change. It seeks to “build a new normal that prioritizes human dignity and repairs the damage done by discriminatory
