County of Los Angeles Commission on Human Relations

LA County Commission on Human Relations

Meeting Agendas:

May 2, 2016 Meeting Agenda

Legistar: Meeting Agenda

2015 Meeting Schedule

Commission-Approved Motion on the “Hindenburg Park” Sign

Public Record:

First Set of Communications from the Public

Second Set of Communications from the Public

Third Set of Communications - Received at Hearing and Via US Mail

Download Video:
"Video of No Haters Here!
Program at Washington Prep High."

Poster Download

RESPECT - Cultural Diversity Poster

Dispute Resolution Program

LACounty 211 Information

In the News

Commission's Resolution on the 25th Anniversary of the 1992 Rodney King Uprising

PRESS RELEASE: Relations Still Strained Between South Los Angeles Residents and the Police

Notice of Public Hearing
English Version
Spanish Version

L.A. County to Celebrate #RamadanInLA2017
View PDF
www.ramadaninla.com

MEDIA ADVISORY - Notice of Public Hearing On Policing and Human Relations

John Anson Ford Human Relations Awards 2016

Special Network Against Hate Crime Meeting- November 30th

Notice of Public Hearing On Policing and Human Relations - First District

Los Angeles County's 2015 Hate Crime Report released on 09/29/2016
Press Release

2015 Hate Crime Report Download

Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations Statement Regarding the Recent Shooting in Orlando, Florida

Video of April 7, 2016 Public Hearing Regarding the Crescenta Valley Park “Hindenburg Park” Sign

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Regarding the Crescenta Valley Park "Hindenburg Park" Sign

UNIFORM PUBLIC HEARING PROTOCOLS

2014 Hate Crime Report - Hate Crimes in Los Angeles County Reached Second Lowest Number in 25 Years

50th Anniversary of Watts Rebellion, Commission Announces Public Hearings on Police Community Relations

Statement of the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations on the Emanuel African Methodist Church in Charleston, SC

Statement of the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations on the Passing of Dr. Maher Hathout

Statement of the Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission Affirming that Black Lives Matter

NO HATERS HERE VIDEO/p>

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For more information about the Bricks,
Contact: FRodriguez@css.lacounty.gov

Our Mission

Our mission is to promote better human relations in Los Angeles County by working to transform prejudice into acceptance, inequity into justice, and hostility into peace.

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