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Upcoming Events:

A. FaciliTrainer Certification Program

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Now enrolling candidates for the 2013-2014 FaciliTrainer Certification Program.

Please Contact David Martineau at david@nccjstl.org to register or with questions.




B.Talking Circles: (I was a soldier)

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Participants will experience a unique opportunity to examine the experiences of veterans in American culture and society. 

Historical and popular conceptions of war, military service, and homecoming often obscure the reality many veterans experience upon returning from
combat. 


Participants will engage in critical reflection on the I Was a Soldier exhibit and their beliefs, stereotypes, and biases regarding veterans.

Maximum of 20 participants. Additional sessions can be scheduled for groups.

Free Admission


Who We Are

The National Conference for Community and Justice of metropolitan St. Louis (NCCJSTL) is nonprofit 501(C) (3) organization that has served St. Louis metropolitan region for over 80 years. We are a recognized leader in developing and delivering educational programs to address bias, bigotry and discrimination, working to create a better community for all of us, not just for some of us.

NCCJSTL’s vision is the achievement of an inclusive community where all people are valued and respected. This is achieved as a result of our mission to promote the inclusion of all people through customizable programs that encourage diversity,self-awareness, and community wide change.

Healthcare Professional

Healthcare professionals  take a proactive approach in addressing health disparities and...More

Youth Programs

Program that increases youth's understanding of social justice and their own responsibility to create a community based on inclusion, trust, and mutual respect, free of bullying...More

Community Programs

Program helps increase awareness of self in the process of socialization and participant's role in breaking down oppressive systems... More

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