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NCCJ: North Carolina for Community and Justice Fighting bias, bigotry + racism with education and dialogue to build more compassionate communities.

10/16/2026

Shout out to Triad-raised Jared Grimes (Jared Grimes) who got his start at Community Theatre Greensboro Wizard of Oz under Mitchel Sommers.

We are so excited to welcome Jared to the NCCJ dinner on November 12 as he pays homage to Mitchel.

Join us as we celebrate Mitchel, Joyce Johnson, Kathryn Hubert (Kathryn Hubert) - and a room full of leaders and community members. And Jared! This year’s dinner is going to be something else!

Link for more info is comments.

10/15/2026

Our Youth Ambassadors are getting ready for something special! 👀💙

Preparations are underway for their performance at NCCJ’s Citation Award Dinner on November 12, and we can’t wait for you to see what they’ve been working on!

But we’re not giving away any spoilers just yet. 🤫

You’ll have to join us at the Citation Award Dinner to see what our Ambassadors have planned!

Our Youth Ambassadors are up to something! 👀At last week’s Ambassador meeting, our students started preparing for their ...
10/12/2026

Our Youth Ambassadors are up to something! đź‘€

At last week’s Ambassador meeting, our students started preparing for their performance at NCCJ’s Citation Award Dinner. We’re keeping the details under wraps for now, but we can’t wait to share what they’ve been working on!

Of course, there was also plenty of time for pizza, games, and catching up with friends. ❤️

Want to know what our Ambassadors have planned? You’ll have to join us at this year’s Citation Award Dinner on November 12 to find out!

10/08/2026

We are pleased to welcome author Aran Shetterly to the 60th Annual Citation Award Dinner. He will help us honor Joyce Hobson Johnson on Nov 12. Aran is the author of Morningside: The 1979 Greensboro Massacre and the Struggle for an American City’s Soul. This work is described as “an unflinching look at the all but forgotten, though no less shocking 1979 racial tragedy that divided Greensboro, N.C., and the nation, and the grassroots activists who, in their tireless fight for justice, refused to give up on America’s promised ideals.”

Joyce and her late husband, Rev Nelson Johnson, were witnesses, survivors, and instrumental in reparative work during the incident’s aftermath.

In addition, Mrs. Johnson has contributed to the City of Greensboro in both professional and civic capacities.

We will honor her contributions to our community on November 12. We hope you’ll join us.

Visit the tag to learn more the Annual Citation Award Dinner. Visit the link in comments to learn more about Aran Shetterly’s work. You can order a copy of his book from Scuppernong Books. Follow Beloved Community Center to learn more about Joyce’s ongoing impact.

10/07/2026

We had an AMAZING bar takeover The Pyrle last month. Thank you to all who came out, and to Ivey Ghee and Isaiah Oglesby for hosting. And to James Reid for the selfie station. This event is the kickoff as we count down to the Annual Citation Award Dinner on November 12. Got your ticket yet? Check out link in comments. 🙌

From 1993 to 2021. 💙Our oldest delegate at this weekend’s Anytown Family Reunion attended Anytown in 1993. Our youngest ...
10/04/2026

From 1993 to 2021. đź’™

Our oldest delegate at this weekend’s Anytown Family Reunion attended Anytown in 1993. Our youngest attended in 2021.

Different years, different generations, same Anytown family.

What a special weekend we had together on the mountain, reconnecting, laughing, sharing stories, and remembering why this community has meant so much to so many people for so many years.

Anytown is not the destination. It is the beginning.

10/03/2026

The Anytown alumni are here, so obviously we had to kick off reunion weekend with a campfire. 🔥

And because this is Anytown, a regular s’more was not going to cut it.

Fancy s’mores bar, old friends, campfire, and the first night of our Anytown Family Reunion. 💙

10/01/2026

We’re officially together again. 💙

The Anytown Family Reunion is underway in Blowing Rock, bringing together people from across the years for a weekend of reconnecting, laughing, remembering, and making a few new memories too.

Anytown has always been about more than one week at camp. The relationships last, and this weekend is a pretty good reminder of that.

09/30/2026

More songs. More laughs. More time with your Anytown people. 💙🏔️

Anytown Family Reunion is THIS WEEKEND, October 1–4 in Blowing Rock!

And if you’ve been thinking, “I wish I had signed up…” we have good news: we still have a couple of rooms available.

Come back to the mountain. See old friends. Make some new ones. And spend a weekend with the community that makes Anytown feel like Anytown.

Address

713 North Greene Street
Greensboro, NC
27401

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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+13362720359

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