Our first organization-wide event of each year’s justice cycle. At this event, hundreds of Charleston-area community members gather to hear personal stories, reaffirm their commitment to doing justice, and vote on our focus for the coming year.

You're invited to our 2022 Nehemiah Rally! This event gears us up and prepares us for our big Nehemiah Action Assembly. Join hundreds of community members to learn more about the issues and research that has been conducted, understand our final “ask” and talk about things like potential tension at the Action. Join us at …

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You're invited to our 2022 Nehemiah Action! Here, thousands of Charleston-area residents gather under the banner of CAJM to meet with our public officials and secure public commitments to solve issues disproportionately impacting people experiencing social or racial injustice and inequities. This year's issue is environmental justice: we are partnering with the Friends of Gadsden …

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You're invited to our 2022 Celebration! We'll gather to celebrate all that we have accomplished during the past justice cycle. We also meet for fellowship, recognition, and awards, as well as the kick-off for our investment drive. Join us at 6:30 PM on Monday, May 16, at the Hanahan Amphitheater at 3100 Mabelline Road in …

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Our first organization-wide event of each year’s justice cycle. At this event, hundreds of Charleston-area community members gather to hear personal stories, reaffirm their commitment to doing justice, and vote on our focus for the coming year.

Kickoff of our comprehensive research process, which includes face-to-face meetings with state & local officials as well as professionals in related fields to learn more about the selected problem and research-based, best practice solutions.

You're invited to our 2023 Nehemiah Rally! This event gears us up and prepares us for our big Nehemiah Action Assembly. Join hundreds of community members to learn more about the issues and research that has been conducted, understand our final “ask” and talk about things like potential tension at the Action. Join us from …

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You're invited to our 2023 Nehemiah Action! Here, thousands of Charleston-area residents gather under the banner of CAJM to meet with our public officials and secure public commitments to solve issues disproportionately impacting people experiencing social or racial injustice and inequities. Join us from 7:00 to 9:00 PM on Monday, March 20, at Mount Moriah …

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You're invited to our 2023 Celebration! We'll gather to celebrate all that we have accomplished during the past justice cycle. We also meet for fellowship, recognition, and awards, as well as the kick-off for our investment drive. Join us from 6:30 to 8:30 PM on Monday, May 15, at the Hanahan Amphitheater at 3100 Mabeline …

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 The Charleston Area Justice Ministry (CAJM), Citizen Police Advisory Committee (CPAC), Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission (HARCC), YWCA Greater Charleston, are excited to unveil a collaborative event designed to amplify your impact during Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Week. On January 25, 2024, from 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm at the St. Patrick …

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The Gadsden Creek surrounding communities are being threatened now more than ever. A historically Black area, where homeownership once thrived and businesses boomed, now rests in a flood-prone landscape where its last tidal creek is being threatened to be filled by developers. This is will exacerbate flooding. Attend this upcoming event to heart from scientists, a hydrologist, educators and experts about how to save and restore this community.

Register for this event using the link above.

Join us for a community conversation about reducing racial disparities in Charleston Police Department practices. Email amber@charlestonareajusticeministry.org for more information.

Join us as we equip the high school students with the necessary resources to advocate for change.