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Civil and Human Rights
Raising Leaders. Restoring Justice. Reclaiming Peace.
In a world shaped by global injustice, it is our duty to equip communities with the tools necessary to lead and lead well. Our Civil and Human Rights programs equips communities with the knowledge necessary to understand not only their civil rights, but their human rights and civic responsibilities as well—the freedoms we enjoy, the injustices that persist, and the role each of us must play in shaping a more just society.
The Cadet Code: Civics, Rights & Responsibility JROTC Series
This seminar focuses on Title VII and Title X of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and is designed to shape young leaders who understand the application of this act within the military, respect human dignity, and use their voice to bring about positive change.
Civics isn’t about politics. It’s about people—and the power of one life to influence many. Let us help your school or organization plant seeds of courage, compassion, and civic responsibility.
Human Rights & Global Citizenship Seminar:
From the Magna Carta to the United Nations: A Story of Freedom
Our international human rights places special emphasis on the United States' leadership role in shaping the global human rights framework, including its influence on the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This seminar traces the journey of justice across centuries—from the sealing of the Magna Carta in 1215, to the bold declarations of liberty in the Declaration of Independence, to the establishment of modern international human rights law after the atrocities of World War II.
Nonprofit Advocacy
TAC proudly partners with local, national, and global organizations that are working to address civil and human rights protections. We advocate alongside these nonprofits locally and before state, federal, and international leaders, amplifying their voices and championing their causes. Our role is not just to mediate, but to encourage and equip marginalized or overlooked communities and the systems that govern them.
Through mediation advocacy, we aim to bring resolution where systems have failed and rights have been violated. Click on the image to be redirected to organizations working to address human rights violations locally and around the world.
“Where, after all, do universal human rights begin?
In small places, close to home... such are the places where every man, woman, and child seeks equal justice, equal opportunity, and equal dignity.”
— Eleanor Roosevelt
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