February 4, 2012

Human Rights

The Human Rights Task Force is committed to advocacy and education efforts that guarantee equal rights and equal opportunities for all persons, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, health, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, class, religion, or immigration status.

Goals for 2012

Facilitate new collaborative efforts and enhance existing partnerships in order to create a more unified voice for equality in Missouri.
Support legislation that would create a more equitable and just state.
Carry out educational events, including but not limited to public forums that promote acceptance and understanding.
Work for progress on immigrant rights, tolerance of those using English as a second language, discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, equal employment opportunity and fair housing, state-wide standards for the use of TASERs, profiling by government agencies and private businesses, religious tolerance, universal design and the challenges faced by those “aging out” of foster care.

The Human Rights Task Force is looking for passionate members statewide to create change through activism and community education. The Task Force meets on the fourth Thursday of the month at 1:15 PM, 606 East Capitol Ave., Jefferson City, MO. For more information, please contact Don Love or Carol Zablocki.

MIRA Testimony Against English-Only Driver Test 2012

Missouri Immigrant & Refugee Advocates (MIRA)
Updates from 2011

Updated: 01/24/2012