Since 1998, Fostering Interracial Respect and Acceptance

Announcements

Merle Woo

"...a human and beautiful framework, created in a community, bonded not by color, sex or class, but by love and the common goal for the liberation of mind, heart and spirit."

It is not difficult

 

Even a smile can break defenses!

Because:

 

Diversity is beautiful

How?


Tolerance, acceptance, understanding

Where shall I begin?


An open mind is a great start

Daily Message

"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." Maya Angelou
Welcome to the Human Relations Council
Human Relations Council

Please join us for our 4th Annual First People's Day

Saturday, April 6, 2013

11:00 AM to 7:00 PM

Estudillo Mansion, San Jacinto

FREE FAMILY FUN!!

 

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Congratulation to our 9th Annual Black History Month Essay Contest Winners!!

 

 

Congratulations to our Middle School Essay Contest winners:

(from l) Hemet City Councilmember Linda Krupa, Sirr Gardener of San Jacinto Valley Academy - Second Place, Ernesto Garcia of San Jacinto Valley Academy - Honorable Mention, Jorgia Petersen of San Jacinto Valley Academy - Honorable Mention, Andrea Mares of Western Center Academy - First Place, City of San Jacinto Mayor Mark Bartel.

(Not shown - Gabriella Berry of Monte Vista Middle School - Honorable Mention)

 

 

Congratulations to our High School Essay Contest winners:

(from l) Hemet City Councilmember Linda Krupa, Liam Farrell of San Jacinto Valley Academy – First Place, Brittany Travis of Mountain Heights Academy – Second Place, Andre DelCarpio of San Jacinto High School – Honorable Mention, and Ayana Franks of San Jacinto High School – Honorable Mention, City of San Jacinto Mayor Mark Bartel.

(Not shown - De’Nesha Thomas of San Jacinto High School – Honorable Mention).

 

 

Congratulations to our Undergraduate College Essay Contest winners:

(from l) Hemet City Councilmember Linda Krupa, Somailia Shantell Miller Salmond of University of California Riverside – Second Place, Joseph Hernandez of Mt. San Jacinto College – First Place, City of San Jacinto Mayor Mark Bartel.

 

 

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We are a citizens' group dedicated to the following:

  • Promoting cooperation and positive human relations in the community
  • Promoting legal, economic and political equality
  • Promoting equal access to health, housing, education and employment
  • Preventing and ending discrimination among people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, age, disability or sexual orientation
  • Providing resources and referrals to solve problems of hate and discrimination

Our Mission:

To promote cooperation and positive human relations in the community.