The Leadership Conference

The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights is the nation's oldest and largest coalition dedicated to advancing civil rights for all individuals in the United States. Established in 1950, this diverse organization comprises over 200 national groups that unite to safeguard democracy and protect human rights amidst escalating challenges. Their comprehensive initiatives address critical issues such as voting rights, justice reform, economic equity, and immigrant rights, ensuring everyone has a voice in shaping their future.

The conference actively campaigns for important legislation, including the For the People Act, advocating for fair voting access and accountable governance. Their specialized branches like the Center for Civil Rights and Technology focus on how emerging technologies can support civil rights protections. Through a variety of resources, advocacy efforts, and public engagements, the Leadership Conference fosters an inclusive, equitable society and encourages civic participation. With a commitment to justice and equality, they challenge hate and bias, embodying a vision of a nation that honors the dignity of all people.