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Election 2023: Peter Conforti, Freehold Twp. Board of Education - Freehold, NJ - Patch asked Board of Education candidates to share their views on the issues. Peter Conforti of Freehold Township presents his ideas.

Community building event\; awareness of Human Relations as a major/minor

As Liz Gray gave advice on how tenants should deal with bad landlords, she reminded students that they should feel empowered to stand up for their best interests. “You are the consumer, they are the seller,” Gray, a neighborhood quality consultant with Oakland Planning and Development Corporation, said. “They want you to buy their product....

Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration paid $295,000 in taxpayer funds to settle a sexual harassment complaint from a female former deputy secretary involving a former top aide in his office, according

Negotiations for new union contracts for more than 2,000 essential workers in Central Oregon need to move at a much faster pace.

Most people probably are not familiar with what’s called a “TERF,” not to be confused with a “Smurf.”

Though reported anti-Asian hate crimes surged during the coronavirus pandemic, discrimination against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders continues to rise, even in "post-pandemic" times.

Submitted by the Jewish Community Relations Council In honor of the 60th anniversary of Cincinnati’s “March and Vote for Jobs and Freedom,” 17 local organizations are coming together to promote “Good Troublemakers” — an evening to honor the common fight for civil rights and to pledge to uphold those tenets today. On October 26, at […]

SPOKANE, Wash. — Gonzaga University has presented the 2023 Eva Lassman "Take Action Against Hate" award to the Bonner County Human Rights Task Force (BCHRTF) and civil rights strategist Eric

Emily Rosado-Solomon, an academic, and Amy Gilliland, President of GDIT, offer 5 steps to guide leaders in how they might facilitate conversations with their teams tha...