Back by popular demand! The Human Library encourages conversation between different people to foster discussion and address prejudices. Rather than reading books, this interactive event gives attendees the chance to check out a person and listen to their stories. Hear Toledo residents become live books and share their stories.

Little Amal is the 12 foot puppet of a 10 year old Syrian refugee child who has traveled the world from 2021 to 2023. Join us for an afternoon of activities for all ages including crafts, resource and information tables, live music, light refreshments, and more! All are invited to attend this free event.

The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Day Celebration will be held virtually from 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., featuring keynote speaker Rosa Clemente and an interview with Darryl Brown.

Come join us for a spooky night out for the ETFC Annual Trunk or Treat!

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year and our last one is October 14th. We’ll be cleaning up on the East Side, we invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors to join us!

We welcome immigrants, refugees, new Americans, diverse populations, and US-born residents to learn about various cultures through art, music, dance, and food at the Welcoming Week Picnic. Come meet our many friendly partners and celebrate as one community!

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year, the third is August 26th. We have teamed up with the City of Toledo to clean up in the neighborhood. We invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors!

Come join us for the Kickoff Party of Kid Mayor and Council’s Kindness Campaign!

The 2023 Disabled and Proud Fest welcomes those of all abilities to celebrate the disability experience in Toledo! An all-day event with fun activities, DJ, food trucks, and an all-abilities 3 vs. 3 wheelchair basketball tournament for youth and adults!

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year, the second is June 10th. We have teamed up with the City of Toledo and the Frederick Douglass Center to clean up in the 43607 zip code. We invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors!

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year, the first one is May 20th. We have teamed up with the City of Toledo and Rogers High School to clean up in the 43615 zip code. We invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors!

Back by popular demand! The Human Library encourages conversation between different people to foster discussion and address prejudices. Rather than reading books, this interactive event gives attendees the chance to check out a person and listen to their stories. Hear Toledo residents become live books and share their stories.

The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Day Celebration will be held virtually from 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., featuring keynote speakers Bree Newsome and Chuck Ealey.

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year and our last one is October 15th. We have teamed up with the City of Toledo, One Voice East Toledo, the East Toledo Family Center, and Oakdale Elementary to clean up on the East Side. We invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors!

We welcome immigrants, refugees, new Americans, diverse populations, and US-born residents to learn about various cultures through art, music, dance, and food at the We Belong Welcoming Party. Come meet our many friendly partners and celebrate as one community!

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year, the third is August 27th. We have teamed up with the City of Toledo and several community groups, including the Burroughs Neighborhood Org and Clean Your Streams, to clean up in the neighborhood. We invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors!

We welcome you to hang out at this free event with City of Toledo Police Officers, Firefighters, and community partners. Enjoy games, bouncy houses, free food trucks, and yoga in the community garden!

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year, the second is June 11th. We have teamed up with the City of Toledo and the Frederick Douglass Center to clean up in the 43607 zip code. We invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors!

The Human Relations Commission will be hosting four community clean-ups this year, the first one is May 14th. We have teamed up with the City of Toledo and Rogers High School to clean up in the 43615 zip code. We invite residents to participate and encourage their neighbors!

Join the City of Toledo Human Relations Commission Youth Empowerment and Engagement Committee for a Youth Job Fair!

Join the City of Toledo Human Relations Commission Youth Empowerment and Engagement Committee for a Youth Job Fair!

The Human Library encourages conversation between different people to foster discussion and address prejudices. Rather than reading books, this interactive event gives attendees the chance to check out a person and listen to their stories. Hear Toledo residents become live books and share their stories.

Featuring stories of women from different parts of the world who now call Toledo their home. Reserve your seat at www.womenoftoledo.org

The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Day Celebration will be held virtually from 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at http://toledo.oh.gov/MLK and will feature keynote speaker Andre Gaines, renown Producer, Director, and Financier. He will be joined by speakers Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz and Dr. Gregory Postel, president of The University of Toledo. The virtual event will also feature local performers.

Join the City of Toledo Human Relations Commission Youth Empowerment and Engagement Committee for a Youth Job and Career Fair!

Along with the Engage Toledo Recycle and Refuse Event, we will be cleaning up the neighborhoods around Scott High School. Bags and gloves will be provided.