Just Communities of Arkansas

10/02/2026

Today's the day! Apply now for an experience you'll never forget where you'll build friendships you'll always remember!

10/02/2026

ONE DAY LEFT to apply for OurTown for Teens! Get your application in before its too late!

10/01/2026

Two more days to apply for a life-changing experience!

09/30/2026

Calling all 15-18 year-old teens interested in connecting with their peers, having important conversations about their world, and making positive change in their communities!

We are now accepting applications for OurTowns for Teens - an inclusive youth leadership camp where young people can build bridges across differences, discover and share their leadership stories, and have a whole lotta fun!

Applications open until Friday, October 2nd at midnight. Find out more at www.arkansasjustcommunities.org

08/25/2026

We lost one of the greats today. RIP, Dolly. 💗

08/11/2026

Check out this feature on 2026 Humanitarian Awardee, Keesa Smith-Brantley, in the most recent issue of Inviting Arkansas! Thank you, Keesa, for representing Just Communities of Arkansas so beautifully!

Building Broader Communities   In school cafeterias around the state, students separate into groups, often divided by cultural or economic differences. It is apparent that today’s youth frequently experience social division rather than meaningful connections. While it may seem easier to gravitate...

05/27/2026

One More Day!
Join us tomorrow evening for a great time. We promise you'll leave feeling uplifted! Tickets still available at bit.ly/hactix26

05/22/2026

Announcing our FIRST EVER Youth Humanitarian of the Year Award Honoree, Mehikye Harris. Click the link to learn more about Kye's impressive service to the Central Arkansas community! https://arkansasjustcommunities.org/humanitarian-awards/

05/21/2026

Only 1 week left until the most uplifting celebration in Arkansas! Get to know our amazing honorees and why they are getting the recognition they deserve! Tickets still available at bit.ly/hactix26

Keesa Smith-Brantley serves as the Executive Director of the Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, a 49-year-old nonpartisan organization that works to improve the well-being of children in Arkansas through policy and advocacy.... Read more at: https://arkansasjustcommunities.org/humanitarian-awards/

05/20/2026

8 days left until the most uplifting celebration in Arkansas! Get to know our amazing honorees and why they are getting the recognition they deserve! Tickets still available at bit.ly/hactix26

Frank Scott, Jr. is serving his second, four-year term as Mayor of the City of Little Rock. Mayor Scott is the City’s 73rd Mayor and is Little Rock’s first ever popularly-elected African American mayor... To read more, visit: https://arkansasjustcommunities.org/humanitarian-awards/