Human Rights Commission

About

The mission of the Human Rights Commission is to protect the civil rights of Medford residents, reinforce a positive community atmosphere, work with community groups and agencies to educate, promote understanding to eliminate prejudice and intolerance, and to mediate within the community whenever needed

Members

Chief Jack Buckley, Medford Police Department - term expires 6/30/2024

Rob Klein - term expires 6/30/2024

Diane MacDonald - term expires 6/30/2025

Stephanie Cornell - term expires 6/30/2026

Maureen Curley - term expires 6/30/2026

Immacula Deluce - term expires 6/30/2026

Vacant

Meeting Agendas

Meeting Minutes

Commission Meetings The Commission normally meets the second Wednesday of the month (EXCEPT July & August) at 5:30PM in Room 201 of Medford City Hall.

Related Information

Human Rights Links

Massachusetts Human Rights Commission

MAHRC

The Massachusetts Association of Human Rights and Relations Commission (MAHRC) is an organization of municipal and grassroots agencies responsible for promoting human and civil rights and harmonious relationships among diverse groups at a local level.

The mission of the MAHRC is to provide local and statewide leadership in the areas of human rights and intergroup relations. The MAHRC accomplishes this charge by promoting networking initiatives, developing educational strategies and model programs; and serving as a resource for new and existing human rights and relations commissions.

The City of Medford leads a statewide monthly meeting of representatives of Human Rights organizations on the second Friday of every month (EXCEPT July & August) from 9:30AM – 11:30AM in Room 201 ofMedford City Hall. We work on various projects and network. For more information go to www.mahrc.org.

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