National Conference for Community and Justice

NCCJ North Carolina for Community and Justice is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering respectful and inclusive communities, free from bias, bigotry, and racism. They are renowned for their flagship youth leadership camp, Anytown, which brings together diverse groups of teens to learn about themselves, celebrate differences, and build empathy. NCCJ also offers community programs and initiatives, such as the Citation Award Dinner, that honor Triad leaders for their exceptional efforts in creating a more inclusive society.

Through their various programs, NCCJ helps individuals of all ages and organizations of all types approach difficult topics with curiosity and improve their communication skills. They also provide resources and initiatives, like the Open Minds, Respectful Voices initiative and the Reset program, to promote respectful dialogue, social justice education, and personal growth. Additionally, NCCJ supports DEI professionals through the Triad DEI Collaborative, offering a space for learning, collaboration, and networking to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in workplaces. Their Interfaith Calendars further promote inclusivity by helping individuals plan events that are welcoming to all.

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