The Racial and Cultural Diversity Commission 

The Little Rock Racial and Cultural Diversity Commission (RCDC) has the full-time mission of promoting equal opportunity and the full exercise of civil rights for all residents of the City. We work toward dismantling racism and reducing prejudice within the City through modeling, education, and policy development. The success of RCDC relies directly upon the involvement of the community as a whole, so we are committed to collaborating with individuals and organizations toward the realization of goals for equity in all facets of our community.

Authority: Ordinance No. 16,722 (August 2, 1991); Ordinance No. 17,665 (January 20, 1998);
Ordinance No. 17,926 (January 19, 1999); Ordinance No. 18,754 (October 1, 2002); Ordinance No. 20,746

Term: 3 years

Members: 13​​

Selection: The Little Rock Board of Directors appoints Commissioners. Representation is as follows:

• One (1) Ward 1 Representative
• One (1) Ward 2 Representative
• One (1) Ward 3 Representative
• One (1) Ward 4 Representative
• One (1) Ward 5 Representative
• One (1) Ward 6 Representative
• One (1) Ward 7 Representative
• Five (5) At-Large Representatives
• One (1) Little Rock School District Representative

Email: 
racialandculturaldiversity@gmail.com

Meetings:
2nd Thursday monthly: Virtual meetings via Zoom will occur at 12 noon January, March, May, July, September, November, and December.

In-person meetings occur 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Willie Hinton Neighborhood Resource Center February, April, June, August, and October.

For More Information:
Amber D. Jackson, Chief Equity Officer
Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
(501) 244-5464
ajackson@littlerock.gov