Just Communities of Arkansas
Confronting prejudice. Challenging assumptions. Creating understanding.

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Just Communities of Arkansas (JCA) is a human relations organization, which brings people together to achieve inclusion, equity and justice for all.

Since 1964, JCA has served Arkansas citizens by addressing a number of social justice issues. Regardless of the ethnicity, culture, race or religious beliefs of the community it serves, the goal of JCA has been consistent: to encourage people of all races, religions and ethnic backgrounds to work toward mutual respect and cooperation while maintaining their distinct heritages.

Founded as a regional office of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Just Communities of Arkansas is a member of the National Federation for Just Communities. A coalition of like-minded organizations, the National Federation for Just Communities works across America to bring the values of diversity, inclusion and social justice to our communities, schools, workplaces and institutions.

Learn about our youth community programs, diversity workshops and more!