Recent Media Coverage
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| Local Students Participate in ANYDAY Project (WFMY) | WFMY on Ambassadors planning 9/11 events (8/16/2011) | ||||
"The Triad in 50 Years" featuring Executive Director Susan Feit (Yes Weekly, 1/18/12)
"Your View: We live in a diverse, multicultural nation" (High Point Enterprise, 12/31/11)
"NCCJ Citation Award Dinner sets fundraising record" (Triad Living Magazine, 12/8/11)
NCCJ honors humanitarian and hotel owner Dennis Quaintance (Carolina Peacemaker, 11/11/11)
"Mix It Up at Lunch at Smith Academy" (Guilford County Schools, 11/10/11)
"Greensboro hotel CEO awarded for service" (WFMY News 2, 11/4/11)
"Quaintance receives NCCJ Award" (The Business Journal, 11/3/11)
"Hotelier does business with heart" (News & Record, 10/31/11)
Activities to commemorate 10th anniversary of September 11 |
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| Fox 8 clip featuring Southern Guilford High students talking about September 11, and how to talk with children about the events (9/9/2011) |
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How Parents Can Talk to Their Kids About Bullying (WFMY News 2, 8/22/11)
Up Close: Susan Feit (Triad Business Journal, 7/29/11)
"NCCJ helps bring people together" (News & Record, 7/13/11)
"Community group makes impact on schoolchildren" (High Point Enterprise, June 29, 2011)
Deshawn Adams profile, Guilford County Schools story (Urban Educator, June/July 2011)
"Demise of Bin Laden chance to revisit ideals" (News & Record, 5/10/11)
NCCJ raises $288,100 (Philanthropy Journal, 12/14/10; also allvoices.com and Reidsville News)
Citation Dinner sets fundraising record (News & Record, 12/13/10)
"Two Men Who Gave Back" (News & Record, 11/18/10)
Teens pledge to be anti-bullying allies (News & Record, 10/30/10)
Guilford County students take a stand against bullying (WFDD, 10/27/10)
High Point City Manager, Strib Boynton: This is the best money we've ever spent (High Point Enterprise)
Greensboro News & Record Short Stack 10/18/2010
Op-Ed ANYTOWN Advisor and NCCJ supporter (News & Record)
ANYTOWN 2010 (Carolina Peacemaker)
Someday, ANYTOWN will be all Towns (High Point Enterprise) By Thomas Gooding
Citation Award Honorees 2010 (High Point Enterprise)
2010 Citation Honorees Announced (News & Record)
A Donor's Generosity (News & Record Opinion page)
Group Aims to Promote Understanding (News & Record)
NCCJ Calls for Citation Award Nominations
Youth Leadership Conference Reaches 300 Young Leaders
Operation Understanding- Greensboro Interfaith Tour (press release)
NCCJ Dinner Exceeds Fundraising Goal
Nearly 1,000 sponsors and donors overcame concerns about the uncertain economy, and pushed income from the primary fundraising event for National Conference for Community and Justice of the Piedmont Triad past the goal set by the organization.
Diversity Day
ANYTOWN graduates at Western Guilford High School celebrate Diversity Day. Students signed pledges to
eliminate stereotypes and work together for diversity.
Notes for Hope
On September 11, 2009, NCCJ observed 9/11 with the leadership class at Southwest Guilford High School. Led by ANYTOWN graduates and NCCJ staff, the Notes for Hope program allowed students to reframe the day from one of anger over the terrorist attacks into a day that citizens work to promote fundamental principles of our society -- liberty and justice for all. Notes for Hope helps students to become leaders of creating understanding and unity both locally and internationally.
This poignant program attracted wide media interest. Click on the following links to see how the program was covered by: