The Mississippi Center for Justice has teamed up with the McComb NAACP Youth Council to present information about the Fair Housing Act and information on upcoming elections. MCJ will also conduct voter registration. This event is free and open to the public.
The Mississippi Center for Justice, in collaboration with Delta Health Alliance, invites community members to a Fair Housing presentation focused on disability rights under the Fair Housing Act. Attendees will learn how to recognize housing discrimination and understand their rights. If you have questions, please call 601-228-435-7284, option 5 or email housing@mscenterforjustice.org.
Save this date. More information to come. If you have questions, please email expungements@mscenterforjustice.org. You can also complete this eligibility questionnaire - mscenterforjustice.cliogrow.com/intake/7a817cefa5d9d0d71a6c0efbc72caea1.
The Champions of Justice Reception and Dinner kicks off the Social Justice Empowerment Experience, setting the stage for a weekend of learning, inspiration, and action. This signature event brings together advocates, community leaders, partners, and supporters from across Mississippi to honor leaders whose courage, service and advocacy has advanced justice while reaffirming our shared commitment to building a […]
The Justice Brunch continues the Social Justice Empowerment Experience with a morning dedicated to meaningful conversation, thoughtful dialogue, and civic engagement. Building on the inspiration of the Champions of Justice Dinner, this signature event brings together advocates, community leaders, students, and engaged citizens to explore the issues shaping Mississippi’s future, including voting rights, civic engagement, and the role each […]
RESERVE YOUR SEAT TODAY! The Social Justice Empowerment Experience concludes with its most immersive offering—the Great Mississippi Road Trip. Taking place October 30 through November 1, this transformative journey invites participants to experience Mississippi’s history, culture, and ongoing pursuit of justice in a way that cannot be replicated in a classroom, museum, or book. Beginning at the Medgar and Myrlie […]
