Our Members

The Federation for Just Communities proudly works in 14 states across the country. Our Member Relations Practices provide mutual support for our member organizations and is the centerpiece of the Federation’s mission.

The National Federation for Just Communities

  • Provides mutual support and assistance between and among all members
  • Practices information sharing, particularly best practices
  • Practices consensus building among the members regarding social and political issues of local and national significance
  • Shows collegial respect for all members
  • Encourages and supports local creativity and innovation
  • Supports local community building efforts
  • Supports our members’ work on local social justice issues that match our mission
  • Helps build our members’ mission-driven programming
  • Has zero tolerance for all forms of oppression and inequality
  • Has zero tolerance for all forms of prejudice and discrimination

National Federation for Just Communities Members

American Conference on Diversity
109 Church Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Serving New Jersey
Phone: 732-745-9330 Fax: 732-745-9419
www.americanconferenceondiversity.org

BRIDGES for a Just Community
644 Linn Street, Suite 801
Cincinnati, OH 45203
Serving Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky
Phone: 513-381-4660 Fax: 513-381-2190
www.bridgesfjc.org

California Conference for Equality and Justice
444 West Ocean Blvd. Suite 940
Long Beach, CA 90802
Serving Southern California
Phone: 562.435.8184 Fax: 562.435.8318
www.cacej.org

Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio
3659 Green Road, Suite 220
Cleveland, OH 44122
Serving Northeast Ohio
Phone: 216-752-3000 Fax: 216-752-4974
www.diversitycenterneo.org

Inclusive Communities
6901 Dodge Street, Suite 104
Omaha, NE 68132
Serving Nebraska & Western Iowa
Phone: 402.391.4460 Fax: 402.391.4577
www.inclusive-communities.org

Just Communities of Arkansas
1400 W. Markham, Suite 405
Little Rock AR 72201
Serving Arkansas
Phone: 501.372.5129 Fax: 501.372.5120
www.arkansasjustcommunities.org

MCCJ
150 SE 2nd Avenue, Suite 914
Miami, FL 33131
Serving Greater Miami
Phone: 305.755.6096 Fax: 305.755.6094
www.miamiccj.org

Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion
525 New Center One
3031 W. Grand Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48202-3025
Serving Michigan
Phone: 313-870-1500 Fax: 313-870-1501
www.miroundtable.org

NCCJ of Connecticut & Western Massachusetts
820 A Prospect Hill Road
Windsor, CT 06095
Serving Connecticut & Western Massachusetts
Phone: 860.683.1039 Fax: 860.683.1409
www.nccjctwma.org

NCCJ of the Piedmont Triad
713 N. Greene Street
Greensboro, NC 27401
Serving Piedmont Triad, North Carolina
Phone: 336-272-0359 Fax: 336-272-1814
www.nccjtriad.org

National Federation for Just Communities of Western New York
360 Delaware Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14202
Serving Western New York
Phone: 713.853.9596 Fax: 713.852.0046
www.nfjcwny.org

Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice
100 West Fifth Street LL 1030
Tulsa, OK 74103
Serving Oklahoma
Phone: 918.583.1361 Fax: 918.583.1367
www.occjok.org

Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities
5511 Staples Mill Road Suite 202
Richmond, VA 23228
Serving Virginia
Phone: 804.515.7950 Fax: 804.515.7177
www.inclusiveva.org

The National Federation for Just Communities Advantage

Membership Benefits

    NFJC invites your organization to consider membership in our organization where you will find representation from large metropolitan areas, mid-sized cities and small communities: all offering a breadth of experience and relevancy and, together providing a national view of social justice work.

  • Membership in a national organization dedicated to social justice
  • Inclusive governance structure - one member/one vote
  • Affordable and equitable annual membership fee
  • Connectivity to colleagues across the country for networking
  • Participation in the Annual Leadership Conference
  • Professional Development and Mentoring Programs for executives and staff
  • Opportunity to raise awareness and expand the reach and scope of our work through the NFJC website
  • Opportunities for joint fundraising as they arise
  • Independence to focus on issues relevant to your geographic region
  • Access to web-based clearinghouse service for program sharing
  • Regularly scheduled conference calls for executives, program and fund development staff to share perspectives, best and promising practices
  • Potential for national presence through marketing and co-branding beyond your regional borders