About Us
How We're Helping
Founded in 1958, as a community based organization, the Burbank Human Relations Council seeks to eliminate barriers that separate people from each other and build bridges of understanding. BHRC has continued to serve the Burbank community as a resource, and for advocacy. We promote equality and understanding through education and action. We are not funded by the city, or any other entity. We are an all-volunteer, fully independent organization.
GOALS:
- To create an attitude and environment that is open and accepting of every person without regard to race, religion, ethnicity, gender, disability, sexual orientation, or age.
- To promote understanding and cooperation among the diverse groups that compose our community.
- To study and seek ways to moderate or eliminate intergroup tension.
Get Involved
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We are always looking for new members and volunteers to help us make our vision a reality in the Burbank community. You can support the goals of the Burbank Human Relations Council through your membership. We look forward to you joining us !
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:
Holocaust Education in Schools
Community Holocaust Commemoration
Advocacy and Issues
Hate Crime Network
Neighbor to Neighbor Campaign
What We Do
CREATE
BHRC creates opportunities for engagement and education on hate crimes, and basic human and civil rights.
SUPPORT
BHRC supports and facilitates community dialogue and forums.
CELEBRATE
BHRC collaborates with others to celebrate the diversity in our community.
RESPOND
BHRC, in partnership with the L.A. County Human Relations Commission, Burbank Police Dept. and Family Service Agency of Burbank, tracks hate crimes and hate incidents and offers assistance to victims.
ADVOCATE
BHRC fosters inclusion and equal access and works to promote public policy positions that promote good human relations.
COLLABORATE
BHRC works with the Burbank Unified School District and the City of Burbank and serves as a resource; and BHRC works with the community to investigate and moderate intergroup conflict.
CELEBRATE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY
MLK Breakfast January 20
Join us for the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast at the VFW Hall on Magnolia Blvd in Burbank. A DROP-IN in breakfast from 8:30am - 12:00pm. COST $10 per person - pay at the door. MLK Tributes throughout the morning.
FREE YARD SIGNS AVAILABLE
HATE HAS NO HOME HERE - CHOOSE LOVE. BE KIND
The BHRC is offering free yard signs to our community as part of our celebration of 60 years of Building Togetherhood in Burbank.
Side 1 : CHOOSE LOVE.BE KIND, Side 2 : HATE HAS NO HOME HERE
Pick up at the GeoGallery
You can pick up a sign at the GeoGallery located at 1545 Victory Blvd. (located between Alameda Ave & Riverside Dr) weekdays between 9:00 am - 5:30 pm.
Want a YARD SIGN Delivered?
If you'd like your sign delivered ( Burbank only) please sign in below in the CONTACT US portion of this website; include you address in comments, or email TheBHRC@gmail.com
Available at Future Events
The YARD SIGNS will be available at the following future events:
Martin Luther KIng Jr Breakfast
Diversity Show at Colony Theatre
In Remembrance
The YARD SIGN campaign is a FREE community building program because of a generous donation made to the BHRC by past President, John P. Brady. He rests in eternal peace.
Building Bridges of Understanding
AFFILIATIONS
Anti-Defamation League
Burbank Family Service Agency
Ca. Assn. of Human Relations Organizations
Council on American Islamic Relations
Equality California (EQCA)
Muslim Public Affairs Council
Network Against Hate Crimes- L.A. County
PFLAG Burbank
Southern Poverty Law Center
U.S. Department of Justice -Community Relations Service
THE COUNCIL RECEIVES CONSULTANT SERVICES FROM THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY COMMISSION ON HUMAN RELATIONS
JOIN US! Donate Now
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you. Your contribution and membership helps us make a difference.
