Seattle Human Rights Commission jobs and careers

United States

About Seattle Human Rights Commission

The Seattle Human Rights Commission was established in 1963 to advocate for justice and equal opportunity, to advise the City of Seattle on human rights issues and to collaborate with public and private sectors in order to educate them on methods to prevent and eliminate discrimination city-wide. The Seattle Human Rights Commission (SHRC) is an independent advisory volunteer commission to Seattle officials. This is not a city-maintained account.

Employees: 1 to 10
Headquarters: United States

Leadership

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Mariam Koss

Commissioner

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