The founders of the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council (CCHRC) looked to the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights for...

By Louisa Paushter We began the year of 2018 with an evening that lifted the spirit and inspired hope. On Wednesday, January 10, 2018 the...

by Rob Morrison and Louisa Pashtur A few years ago one December, when CCHRC Co-Chair Rob Morrison should have been wrapping presents or...

by Hedi Charde This year the annual Holocaust Observance event in April took on a different format in lieu of a speaker, featuring...

by Lousia Paushter In July 2017, Temple Isaiah in Lexington hosted Greater Boston Interfaith Organization’s “Out of Many, One: Teach-In...

The Annual Holocaust Remembrance event will take place on April 30th at 7pm at the Town House. In lieu of a speaker, there will will a...

by Hedi Charde On December 5, 2016, the CCHRC presented The Nature Connection with its Climate for Freedom Award at the annual Human...

by Sue Gladstone On April 5th, the Concord community overwhelming supported Resettle Together, Concord’s Suitcase Stories Live event at...

by Louisa Paushter We began the year of 2017 with an evening that lifted the spirit and inspired hope. On Wednesday, January 11, 2017,...

The Concord Carlisle Human Rights Council (CCHRC) has seen marked increased in inquiries and visits to our website and FaceBook page, and...

Dear Friends, Every two years, the Concord Carlisle Human Rights Council has the honor of bestowing “The Climate for Freedom” award to an...

by Hedi Charde Awarded every two years by the Concord Carlisle Human Rights Council (CCHRC), the Climate for Freedom Award is presented...

by Alijah Clark, Fenn School student Recently, students from The Fenn School and The Nashoba Brooks School gathered together to have a...

by Rob Morrison The recently released movie Denial, starring Rachel Weisz, Tom Wilkinson, and Timothy Spall, focuses on the challenge of...

by Nancy James The Concord-Carlisle Human Right’s Council (CCHRC) and the Town of Concord offered the annual Holocaust Remembrance on...

What: Film screening & Panel Discussion with film producer, family member of victim & former white supremacist Film: Not in Our Town: ...

By Nancy James Rachel’s Box Project celebrated its 20th anniversary in mid-September. Nancy James, originator of Rachel’s Boxes greeted...

By Marybeth Barker The Town of Concord’s Committee on Disability will be one year old in December 2015. One of the committee’s most...

Protests in Ferguson, Baltimore and the University of Missouri have brought home the reality that racial issues continue to plague our...

The Town of Concord has recently established a committee on disability. This new, seven member, committee is charged with promoting the...