Community programs that bring us all together
NCCJ’s community programs create opportunities for dialogue between diverse groups. They’re for everyone, because everyone has an important role to play in fighting bias, bigotry, and racism and building a more just and compassionate community.
The Reset
Thank you for your interest in The Reset!
We’re currently updating this program for participants. The Reset is a free, self-paced initiative designed to help individuals deepen their understanding of social justice issues through curated daily resources, including podcasts, articles, videos, and reflection opportunities.
Please check back soon for updates and registration information. We look forward to sharing this learning journey with you.
Origins
Origins: Stories of Home is a one-week cohort experience that explores American democracy in our local area through powerful storytelling and examples of civic engagement. The program centers ordinary people in our community who have done extraordinary things to expand civil rights, organize change, and shape democracy in the Triad as it is practiced today.
Interfaith Calendars
It can be difficult enough to stay on top of your own calendar, let alone keep track of other people’s plans. That’s why NCCJ creates these Interfaith Calendars each year. We hope you’ll find these a useful resource when you’re planning events or scheduling meetings. Selecting an inclusive date helps ensure that your event is welcoming for everyone. It helps your friends, colleagues and neighbors feel more comfortable being their whole selves.
Note: We want these calendars to be as accurate and inclusive as possible. If you spot an error or oversight, please let us know!