NCCJ National History

Founded in 1927, NCCJ is a human relations organization dedicated to the following mission:  To fight bias, bigotry and racism and to promote respect and understanding among all races, religions and cultures through education, conflict resolution and advocacy.

Many know us by our original name of The National Conference of Christians and Jews.  In the 1990’s NCCJ changed its name to The National Conference for Community and Justice to better reflect our mission and the broad scope of our work.  However, with our rich heritage of groundbreaking interfaith work, NCCJ remains committed to this tradition as well as offering premiere youth and adult programming. 

NCCJ Alabama History

The NCCJ Alabama Region was established in 1932 and has been serving our community ever since.  We are headquartered in Birmingham with satellite offices in Huntsville and Mobile.  Our programs serve youth and adults, as well as the community at large.  Explore our website to learn more about our programs.

NCCJ Alabama Region  P.O. Box 55911  Birmingham, AL 35255

(205) 322-4100 phone  (205) 322-4069 facsimile  taniajeter@nccjalabama.org