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Welcome to Human Rights and Community Relations

The Agency for Human Rights and Community Relations (HRCR) was established by ordinance in 1948. The agency empowers communities to address local issues and strives to promote equal opportunity and protects the rights of all people regardless of race, color, creed, gender, sexual orientation, age or disability.

HRCR addresses issues concerning:

• Older adults

• Racial, ethnic and religious minorities

• Women

• People with disabilities

• Gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgendered people

• Immigrants and refugees

HRCR is the umbrella agency for the following offices:

Denver Office on Aging

Denver Office of Disability Rights

Denver Anti-Discrimination Office

Denver Women's Commission

Denver Office of Community Support

Denver Office of Sign Language Services & Resources

Announcements

MONTE PASCOE CIVIC LEADERSHIP AWARD

Nominate someone you know who exemplifies civic leadership in Denver. Nominations are being accepted now thru April 20th.

NOMINATION FORM

In March of 2010, the Agency for Human Rights and Community Relations released its "A Picture of Poverty" Report.

The report looks at poverty in Denver through the eyes of various communities:

African Americans
American Indians
Asian Americans
Formerly Incarcerated
Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual & Transgendered
Immigrants and Refugees
Latinos
Older Americans
People with Disabilities
Women

To obtain a recent update for 2011 of A Picture of Poverty download a copy and review what changes have been implemented.

For a listing of the recommendations only download the matrix/spreadsheet. Should you have any questions feel free to contact the Agency for Human Rights & Community Relations at 720-913-8450.