Suffolk County Human Rights Commission

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100 Veterans Hwy Ste 3
Hauppauge, NY 11788
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https://hrc.suffolkcountyny.gov

The Suffolk County Human Rights Commission (HRC), established in 1963, is dedicated to investigating and enforcing laws related to human rights, anti-discrimination, fair housing, and equal employment in Suffolk County, New York. Its mission is to ensure that all individuals are treated with dignity and respect, providing equal opportunities for a full and productive life.

The HRC is composed of community volunteers, including a Chair, Vice Chair, and active commissioners, who work collaboratively to address discrimination complaints and promote awareness of human rights laws. The commission also engages with community groups and businesses to prevent discrimination and foster understanding of these vital issues.

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