This year’s observance, called for and hosted by Concord’s Board of Selectmen, will be held at Town Hall, 22 Monument Sq., on Sunday,...

By Kimberly Hill, member of CCHRC On Wednesday, January 16, 2013, the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council will honor Reverend Dr....

Featuring Our Climate for Freedom Award Winner Jennifer Larson-Sawin, Executive Director, Communities for Restorative Justice...

Give organic, fair trade Chocolate Bars as holiday gifts to teachers, coworkers, family & friends, available online at: The Abby Fund...

“I don’t hear from my family… You people were my Christmas last year.” Including our incarcerated neighbors in our holiday observance has...

by Wade Rubinstein, CCHRC member Six people are killed in a Sikh temple in Wisconsin by a white supremacist. Their crime? Gathering to...

In 1997, two Concord community leaders, Jean Bell and Joan Turner, organized a community forum on restorative justice. When 230...

Dear Friends of the Human Rights Council: We write this as our nation prepares to vote for our next president on November 6. We are...

April 9, 2012 Concord Board of Selectmen Issue the Proclamation of the Week of Remembrance for the Victims of the Nazi Holocaust April...

Concord has lost a committed and staunch advocate for human rights. The sudden and unexpected death of Marty Martini is a great blow to...

We tend to forget, or rather, not recognize, that we are living ‘in history’, and that what we experience today is part of a larger story...

30-year CCHRC Board Member Returns to England in September What were the highlights of working with the CCHRC? Witnessing the...

Life as a METCO student had its challenges. Some of the challenges have made me the person I am today, like taking the early morning bus...

Dear Friends of the Human Rights Council, Once again, it has been a busy season for us – our committees have worked hard preparing for...

Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 7-8:30pm Willard Elementary School 185 Powder Mill Road, Concord, MA Please join us for a celebration in...

On Wednesday, January 18, 2012, the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council will hold its annual celebratory event honoring the life and...

“It’s so nice to know that not everybody out in society has written us off” Concord Prison Outreach’s annual Holiday Gift Bag Project has...

by Jacquelin Apsler, Executive Director Autumn in New England invokes thoughts of family, feasts, vibrant colors, and anticipation of...

by Sarah Napier, METCO Family Friend Concord’s METCO Family Friends Program, which matches Boston and Concord families to foster...

by Charisse Gilmer, METCO Alumni 2004 What is the METCO program really about? Of course it’s most commonly known for its historical...