NEWS AND EVENTS

NCCJ Brotherhood and Sisterhood Awards Dinner

The Birmingham community will be celebrating our Awards Dinner on February 28, 2008.  At the 40th annual dinner, chaired by Robert Aland, Central Alabama CEO, First American Bank.  NCCJ will honor: 

 for living the NCCJ mission of promoting respect and understanding.  

Daniel J. Dunne will receive the James A. Head, Sr. Lifetime Achievement Award.  In 1932, Mr. Head helped found the NCCJ Alabama Region.  At 103 years of age, he continues to work for justice in Alabama.  NCCJ thanks all of the generous sponsors and contributors who support this event.  You make our programs possible.

Special Thanks to Recent Grantors

Grants are an important source of funding and we appreciate the many grantors who make it possible for us to do our youth and adult programming.  We would like to acknowledge several recent grantors and their support in this 2007-2008 fiscal year.  The Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham and The Birmingham Jewish Foundation are supporters of the Interfaith Leadership Institute.  We also thank the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation for helping us with our operating costs.  Through The Robert R. Meyer Foundation, NCCJ was able to launch this web site as well as produce some new brochures about our work in the community.  Honda Manufacturing of Alabama is supporting Anytown Alabama which serves high school students.  Thank you all for joining us in our mission to fight bias, bigotry and racism and to promote respect and understanding.

NCCJ Calendar

January 19  Make-A-Change Leadership Institute (in Birmingham)

January 27  Make-A-Change Leadership Institue (in Mobile)

February 28 NCCJ Brotherhood and Sisterhood Awards Dinner

March 16  Deadline date to turn in Anytown Applications (in Birmingham & Mobile)

June 15-20   Anytown Alabama Southern Region (in Mobile)

June 1-7     Anytown Alabama (in Birmingham)