Upcoming Events
Meet The Chiefs: A Discussion With Our Law Enforcement Leaders
Bridgewater Communities for Civil Rights (BCCR) and Diversity and Inclusion for Community Empowerment (DICE) invite you to join us for a panel discussion with our Chiefs of Police from Bridgewater, Raynham, and Bridgewater State University (BSU).
This is a virtual panel discussion, open to all members of the Bridgewater-Raynham community and will include important topics such as budgeting, training, equipment such as body cameras, hiring, and current police issues facing our community.
This is a virtual panel discussion, open to all members of the Bridgewater-Raynham community and will include important topics such as budgeting, training, equipment such as body cameras, hiring, and current police issues facing our community.
Calling all Bridgewater and Raynham Residents!!!
Be the change!!!
Help us continue to advocate for diversity and inclusion and inform our community on all things DICE, through our community survey!
To register, click the link
Recent Events
BCCR Standout in Support of Indigenous Peoples National Day of Mourning
Wednesday, November 24th from 2:00-3:00 p.m.
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National Day of Mourning Plaque--Plymouth, MA
Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/merelymel/3119433076 |
Black Lives Matter Film Series Discussion
Hosted by BCCR and First Parish UU Social Justice Committee
Tues., November 23 at 7:00 pm
Film: Black Boys
Click here to join the discussion via Zoom
Or via phone: +1 646 876 9923
Meeting ID: 826 139 9470
The film may be watched prior to the discussion on several platforms. It's free on Peacock, and Amazon Prime (for members) and available for a small fee on YouTube and Google Play. Watch the trailer here.
Indigenous People Day - October 11 Standout
Orange Shirt Day - September 30 Standout
BCCR at Autumn Fest 2021
Standout on International Peace Day 2021
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Juneteenth slide show
Statements on Current Issues by Our Organization
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July 23, 2021.
BCCR finds the vandalism on the property of Marlon Green, who is running for city council in Brockton, to be reprehensible, racist and totally uncalled for. We support Mr. Green and his family as they go through this trying time. As fellow Americans, we need to call out all incidents like this for what they are - a racist act of senseless vandalism. Brockton City Council candidate's driveway vandalized with urine |
Our Activities
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Black Lives Matter Film Series |
Bringing People Together |
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