Our Events
Peace Day 2016
Know Your Rights and Survive: Overcoming Domestic Violence For this year’s International Day of Peace, Tennessee United for Human Rights is sponsoring a panel conversation on the theme “Know Your Rights and Survive: Overcoming Domestic Violence.” Time: Wednesday September 21, 2016 at 4:00pm – 6:00 pm Place: Church of Scientology Community Hall, 1130 8th Ave
Tennessee United for Human Rights to Hold Panel Discussion on Domestic Violence for Peace Day
The Tennessee chapter of United for Human Rights (TNUHR) is planning a dynamic panel discussion on International Peace Day this year. How domestic violence a violation of basic human rights? And what do people need to know to protect their rights and the rights of those they love? These are the questions Tennessee United for
Connecting With Our Schools
Tennessee United for Human Rights is excited to co-sponsor this special event for faith, nonprofit and education leaders. The featured speaker is the Senior Advisor for the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships for the U.S. Department of Education. Please RSVP below. Connecting With Our Schools Thursday April 21, 4–6pm Corinthian Missionary Baptist
2015 Council Resolution
The Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County recognizes Dec 10, 2015 as Human Rights Day
2015 Event Day Photos
Photos from the Tennessee Celebration of Human Rights Day 2015
2015 Mayoral Proclamation
Nashville Mayor Megan Barry proclaims Dec 10, 2015 as Human Rights Day
2015 Gubernatorial Proclamation
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam proclaims Dec 10, 2015 as Human Rights Day