Human Relations

Introduction/Purpose The Human Relations Commission was created to assist in the elimination of prejudice and discrimination, and to promote equity in treatment of all residents of Flint, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, political orientation, age, sexual orientation or handicap. 

The focus of the Commission is to promote and foster positive relationships among residents, to ensure fair treatment in housing accommodations, employment, places of public accommodations and education.  Further, the Commission is charged with the coordination of community efforts to eliminate tensions within neighborhoods.

Organization The Commission consists of 21 members, the composition of which mirrors the significant segments of the City of Flint.  There is also a City Council liaison providing the linkage with the legislative arm of the city.
The HRC has several committees and special staff members that provide various services.  

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For more information on the Human Relations Commission, please call, fax or mail to the address or telephone numbers listed.

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