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The civil rights conference inspires true collaboration

The National Civil Rights Conference is soliciting papers, panel sessions and workshops for the June conference.  The conference theme is Engage, Educate & Empower. 


The deadline for submission of paper, panel, poster and artistic production proposals is May 1, 2023.  

Welcome

Dear National Civil Rights Conference Planning Committee and Conference Participants:


It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 12th National Conference on Civil Rights. The National Education and Empowerment Coalition, Inc. and Miami University are proud to co-sponsor the 12th Annual National Civil Rights Conference. The 2023 conference, held in Tallahassee (FL), will provide an opportunity to remember, reflect, and jumpstart the spirit, commitment, and courage that fueled a movement that changed the nation.  During the pre-conference, June 18th, and the two-day conference, we can and should do nothing less than follow the example of history by engaging in workshops and panel discussions illuminating voter education, civic duties and citizenship responsibilities.  We invite your presence and participation in activities focusing on civil rights, social justice and human dignity.


The two-day conference provides a wide range of topics related to the conference theme, Engage, Educate & Empower: Protecting Our Future.  The 2023 National Civil Rights Conference Planning Committee hopes you will take full advantage of the workshops, artistic productions, sessions, tours, vendors, and networking opportunities that will be available to conferees.


This conference, perhaps more than any other, provides a broad range of learning experiences in which to engage. More importantly, the 2023 conference promises to generate considerable intellectual dialogue and debate, as well as create opportunities to strengthen existing networks and forge new relationships.


Again, welcome to the 12th National Conference on Civil Rights. If we can be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call on us.


Sincerely,

Keith D. Parker, PhD

Chair, NCRC Planning Committee

Call for Participation

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2022 NCRC PSA (doc)Download

A LOOK BACK - Conference Photo Gallery

    Participants of the 8th National Civil Rights Conference visiting the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum on June 19, 2018

    Pictured are: Shamiah Kidd, Annette Monk, Keith Parker, Wilma Clopton, Kameisha Smith, Jacqueline Johnson, Lattie Staten, Janet Harper, Emery

    Parker, Helen Travis, Ron Scott, Deborah Scott, Debra Simmon, Kristasia Coats, Miraha Williams , Janayia Robinson, Shakerria Horton, Artassia Moore, Shermya Woodley, Yasmine Gibson, Kaniya Smith, Rodreckeanne Barnes, Curshevia Robinson, Jacoby Blue, Kirsten Jefferson, Ellen Reddy, and Janice Harper (Photo: Alice Thomas-Tisdale).

    ©2018 NCRC