Confrences

National Association of Human Rights Workers

The National Association of Human Rights Workers (NAHRW) is an organization of individuals committed to providing education, training, research, networking, and professional development to its members in order to enable them to foster equality within a diverse society.

 

Conferences

2009 Conference Los Angeles

The NAHRW Annual Training Conference is the nation's leading human and civil rights workers conference. The conference is known for delivering the latest, most useful and easily implemented strategies for ridding our nation of unlawful discrimination.

Annual IAOHRA & NAHRW Conference for Civil and Human Rights Professionals partners:

  • International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies
  • National Association of Human Rights Workers
  • City of Detroit Human Rights Commission,
  • City of Detroit Human Rights Department,
  • Michigan Civil Rights Commission,
  • Michigan Department of Civil Rights

 

Submit your Advertisement for the Souvenir Journal

Adobe PDFOrder Form for those interested in submitting an ad for the souvenir journal for the 2008 IAOHRA-NAHRW 
Conference - Orders excepted until August 15, 2009.

Transportation Information

For your Convenience we are providing the following information about ground transportation from the Detroit airport (DTW) to the Motor City Casino Hotel.  Because of the distance, we do advise that all conference attendees make advanced ground transportation plans. 

Who Would Benefit:
International, Federal, State, County and Local Agencies, Executive Directors, Managers, Commissioners, General Counsel, Attorneys, Civil and Human Rights Professionals, Advocacy Organizations, Community-Based Organizations, Policy Development Organizations, Employers, Housing Providers, Operators of Places of Public Accommodation, Human Resources Professionals, Interested Members of the Public

Online Registration


It is further recommended that the Committee continue to finalize its site selection recommendations for 2009, 2010, and 2011 in the spring of 2008.
This recommendation is made with the understanding that we would attempt to negotiate the best room rate possible (hopefully around $125 per night, since the rate offered is $139 per night), conduct another site visit in April to view the conference space and new smoke-free entrance area, and a commitment that the hotel entrances and conference space will be completed and smoke-free.

 

2007 Joint IAOHRA/NAHRW conference program

2006 NAHRW conference program