Barnstable County Human Rights Advisory Commission Accepting Applications for 2022 Vacancies

Commission aims to continue building a strong team of advisors promoting human rights on Cape Cod

September 16, 2021 (Barnstable, MA) – The Barnstable County Human Rights Advisory Commission (BCHRAC) seeks candidates to fill vacancies beginning January 1, 2022. The (9) member volunteer Advisory Commission promotes equality and human rights throughout the County.

Responsibilities of the Advisory Commission members include attending monthly BCHRAC meetings, participating in at least one board committee, and assisting the Human Rights Coordinator in educating the public about the BCHRAC through community and educational activities.

An interested candidate must be a permanent resident of Barnstable County. Persons with varied language skills and diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply. A letter of interest, a resume, and bio should be sent by e-mail to:  susan.quinones@capecod.gov, or via mail to Susan Quinones, Coordinator, Barnstable County Human Rights Advisory Commission, P.O. Box 427, Barnstable, MA 02630. Applications MUST be received no later than Friday, October 15, 2021, at 5:00 pm.

Interviews will commence the week of October 25, 2021, for those selected.

Candidates can find additional information about the Barnstable County Human Rights Advisory Commission at www.barnstablecountyhrac.org. Questions may be directed to the Human Rights Coordinator, Susan Quinones, at (508) 375-6611 or susan.quinones@capecod.gov.

ABOUT BARNSTABLE COUNTY HUMAN RIGHTS ADVISORY COMMISSION
The mission of the Human Rights Advisory Commission is to promote equal opportunity for all persons of Barnstable County regardless of race, color, religious creed, national origin, gender, age, ancestry, sexual or affectional preference, marital, family or military status, source of income, neighborhood or disability, where unlawful discrimination exists in housing, employment, education, public accommodations, town or county services, insurance, banking, credit, and health care. Throughout the Commission’s history, it has provided a forum for the public and local organizations and agencies to raise concerns regarding possible human rights violations and work to promote understanding and appreciation of the diverse culture in Barnstable County through educational programming and community action. Learn more at www.barnstablecountyhrac.or

ABOUT BARNSTABLE COUNTY REGIONAL GOVERNMENT OF CAPE COD: Barnstable County is one of the last functioning counties in Massachusetts, with departments serving the 15 towns of Cape Cod. Barnstable County government consists of a legislative branch (Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates) and an executive branch (Barnstable County Commissioners). Learn more at www.barnstablecounty.org

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