Join students, young professionals, policymakers, federal agencies, and civil rights leaders for a transformative five-day global experience focused on leadership, advocacy, humanitarian action, and policy engagement.
Four immersive tracks designed to build leadership, advocacy, policy engagement, and lifelong community connections.
Learn from civil rights lawyers, DOJ officials, and seasoned advocates while building practical skills in policy engagement, hate-crime documentation, and community organizing.
Engage directly with Members of Congress and federal agencies including DOJ, FBI, EEOC, and USCIRF through meaningful policy conversations.
Expand your network, strengthen your resume, and explore pathways into law, public service, humanitarian work, healthcare, and advocacy.
Connect with mentors, advocates, and future leaders from across the world who share your commitment to justice and humanitarian service.
The agenda is on its way.
In the coming weeks, we will share details about this year's speakers, panels and workshops.
Over the past fifteen years, our cohorts have engaged Members of Congress, six federal agencies, and partner organizations across the civil rights movement — and gone on to real careers in law, public service, and humanitarian work.
DECADE-STRONG - Empowering conversations for 10+ years
Engaged
Members of Congress directly through the program
Partnered with Federal Agencies including the DOJ, FBI, EEOC and USCIRF
Thousands of Participants from the U.S., Canada and around the world
Some founded their own companies. Others went on to Georgetown Law, the United Nations, and U.S. DHS. Here is a small selection of past participants in their own words.
The Summit opened my eyes to how powerful our voices can be. It’s not just about learning the issues — it’s about understanding how we can shape them together.
Nivaaj Singh
AHAA Alumni
One of the most rewarding experiences I’ve had — it helped launch my career and opened doors to advocacy opportunities within the Sikh community.
Damandeep Kaur Gill
Civil Rights Fellow & Michigan We need more Sikhs in law. The Summit showed me how to get there and gave me confidence to pursue social justice work.
Bipanpreet Kaur
Georgetown Law Fellow
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