National Association of Human Rights Workers (NAHRW)
The National Association of Human Rights Workers (NAHRW) is an organization of individuals committed to providing education, training, research, networking, and professional development to its members in order to enable them to foster equality within a diverse society.
NAHRW aims to encourage the collection, compilation and dissemination of information and research among organizations and individuals engaged in the improvement of intergroup relations; to advance generally the science, process and art of intergroup relations and to improve the standards of work in that field, advancing technical and professional knowledge, standards and practices.
The NAHRW Annual Training Conference is the nation's leading human and civil rights workers conference. The conference is known for delivering the latest, most useful and easily implemented strategies for ridding our nation of unlawful discrimination.
The 59th Annual Training Conference will be held November 3-9, 2006 in Indianapolis Indiana. Join us this year as we attempt to provide cutting edge strategies for Securing the Blessings of Liberty!
View Conference Publications Below:
- Save the Date Card
(available in .pdf * format) - Request for Trainers
(available in .pdf * and Microsoft Word .doc formats) - Conference Participation Opportunities Brochure
(available in .pdf * and Microsoft Word .doc formats) - Registration Brochure
(available in .pdf * and Microsoft Word .doc formats) - Request for Resolutions
(available in .pdf * format) - News Release - 10.31.2006
(available in .pdf * format)
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