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What’s New?
- Comments on 2016 Election Results & Tulsa Veterans Parade Discrimination
- Response to Murder of Khalid Jabara
- Letter to Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett Calling for Compassionate Response
- Open Letter Calling for Removal of Ten Commandments Monument from OK Capitol
- Interfaith Alliance and OK Affiliates Call on Fallin to Remove 10 Commandments Monument
Tag Archives: compassion
City Council Declares Tulsa a “Compassionate Community”
At their meeting on June 25, 2015, the Tulsa City Council unanimously approved a resolution endorsing the Charter for Compassion, declaring Tulsa a Compassionate Community, and authorizing the Human Rights Commission to develop and oversee a 10-year implementation strategy. Our … Continue reading
Statement Concerning Actions of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
The following statement was read by our Executive Director at the press conference called by the Say No to Hate Coalition of Tulsa in response to the recent racist incident involving the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the University of … Continue reading
The Compassion Tour Comes to Tulsa
The Compassion Tour, a global, yearlong, multi-city tour to raise awareness of compassion, has added a stop in Tulsa to happen February 8-21, 2015. The Tour comes out of the life work of David H. Breaux who … Continue reading
Human Rights Commission Supports Charter for Compassion
NOVEMBER 17, 2014, TULSA, OK – At today’s meeting of the Human Rights Commission (HRC) for the City of Tulsa, commissioners approved a proposal from the Tulsa Interfaith Alliance in collaboration with the Interfaith sub-committee of the HRC to begin … Continue reading
Help Make Tulsa a Charter for Compassion City
The Tulsa Interfaith Alliance is hoping to partner with the Tulsa Human Rights Commission to identify and develop an implementation strategy resulting in Tulsa becoming a Charter for Compassion City. We have already had one presentation before the Human Rights … Continue reading
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Tagged Charter for Compassion, compassion, human rights commission, interfaith, petition, Tulsa
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