MIchigan Alliance Against Hate Crimes

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Michigan Department of Civil Rights
CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM (CRT)
 
Within the Michigan Department of Civil Rights (MDCR), the CRT was designed to initiate pro-active measures and to intervene when necessary to diffuse situations involving community tension and unrest, and to assure that all people enjoy equal rights under law.
 
To carry out its responsibility, MDCR monitors and intervenes in civil rights related incidents causing tension or unrest. This includes, but is not limited to, incidents involving race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, or other civil rights related matters.

MDCR will fully utilize its partnership and liaison relationships established through its collaborations with law enforcement agencies, community and faith-based institutions, business community representatives and advocacy agencies located within a community.  In all instances MDCR will initiate pro-active measures to restore the civil rights health of the community.
 
 
 
 
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MDCR OFFICE
CONTACT INFORMATION

1-800-482-3604
to contact the
Crisis Response Team
 
 

REPORT A HATE CRIME OR BIAS INCIDENT

using the form below

Intra/Inter Cultural Tensions

Neighborhood Disputes

Police/Community Tension

Racial Profiling

Youth/School Related Incidents 

 

 If there is any immediate danger, emergency or threat of violence,

contact your local law enforcement agency immediately.

Please dial 9-1-1.

  Incident Reporting Form

 

Title
First Name
Last Name
Address
City
ZIP/Postal Code
Callback Number
Fax Number
E-Mail *
County
Incident Description
Issue Status
Category
Bias Motivation
Referred By
 
 
 
This site does not provide direct contact with local law enforcement and cannot be used to file a police report
 
This site is intended to capture data on events that may otherwise not be reported to law enforcement.
 
 
As an alternative, you may also send an email message to the MIAAHC Community Response Sub-Committee at CommunityResponse@miaahc.org