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Subcommittee weighs United Against Hate Week but seeks local partner

Human Rights and Equity Commission proclamation subcommittee · August 4, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners discussed using United Against Hate Week (Oct. 18–24) for a city proclamation but flagged a lack of obvious local organizations to accept it, and agreed to consult the subcommittee's consultant for suggestions.

Melissa Kamana listed United Against Hate Week (Oct. 18–24) as a candidate proclamation topic and noted it could fit the Oct. 21 council meeting if a local sponsoring councilor and recipient organization are identified.

Commissioners said they could not immediately name a local partner. Kinsey Martin observed that, based on a quick search, the movement "looks like it's mostly California, I think, so far," and the group agreed to consult their consultant and community contacts to identify a local organization that could accept a proclamation if the topic is selected by HREC.