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In 1990, Columbus Community Relations Commission was established to help bring civic leaders, business leaders, citizens and elected officials together on issues of ethnic, racial and cultural diversity. Mayor Michael B. Coleman and Community Relations Commission Executive Director Napoleon A. Bell
II are committed to opening the doors and neighborhoods of Columbus to every family. Through the work of the Community Relations Commission our vision of Building a Community For All can be a reality.
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The Martin Luther King Jr. March
The City of Columbus; Community Relations Commission proudly
invites you to take part in the 2009 Celebration of Martin
Luther King Jr. Day on January 19th.
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about this event...
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2009 Youth Oratorical Contest
The City of Columbus Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth
Oratorical Contest was held Saturday, December 6,2008 at the
King Arts Complex, 867 Mt. Vernon Avenue.
Click
here for the list of winners...
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MLK Civil Rights Heritage Tour 2009
The Ohio Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission
in collaboration with the City of Columbus Community Relations
Commission are sponsoring a bus trip April 14th April 18th, 2009 to
retrace the steps of Dr. King and other civil rights heroes.
2008
Heritage Tour Video Clip...
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Opening Doors to Our City
This Publication, is just one of many resources we've
developed to help you find the people and organization you need
to become an active part of our diverse city.
Learn more...
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"Building a Community" for All
Workshop
ABC's Of CPD and CFD
Join the Columbus Community Relations Commission in
“Building a Community for All” by participating in an
interactive workshop designed to educate the community on how
the Columbus Police and Fire Divisions function.
Learn more
and submit questions..
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