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Human Rights Commission
Overview
Lafayette City Council created the Human Rights Commission (HRC) in 2016. The HRC is committed to evaluating City of Lafayette government, programs and processes with an inclusive lens, with a goal of fostering equity, social justice, and freedom from fear of persecution based on race, religious belief, country of origin, sexual or gender identity, physical ability or age.
Meetings
- 6:30pm on the fourth Tuesday of each month
- Lafayette Public Library, 775 W. Baseline Road, Lafayette, CO 80026
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Agendas and minutes are available prior to the meetings. Draft minutes are also available.
Members & Liaisons
Name | Title | Term Ending Date |
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Abby Boyd | Chair | 02/2023 |
Denice Walker | Vice Chair | 02/2023 |
Elizabeth Lichtenstein | Board Member | 02/2020 |
Tejwant Mangat | Board Member | 07/2020 |
Hannah Fletcher | Board Member | 08/2022 |
Kirsten King | Board Member | 01/2024 |
Chelsea Jackson | Board Member | 01/2024 |
Vacant | Alternate Member | |
Brian Wong | City Council Liaison | |
Melissa Hisel, Library Director | Staff Liaison |
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Melissa Hisel
Staff LiaisonPhone: 303-661-1168
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Human Rights Commission
Objectives
The group meets monthly in order to:
- Make recommendations to City Council on ways to improve inclusivity and diversity in the City of Lafayette.
- Facilitate community conversations on issues and/or occurrences of division and conflict in the City of Lafayette, and to make recommendations for ways to resolve and eliminate these.
- Research, study, and make recommendations to City Council and staff regarding federal, state, or local government actions that may have an effect on diversity and inclusiveness in the City of Lafayette.