About Us:
The Urban League of Greater Hartford (ULGH) is a proud affiliate of the National Urban League.
Since 1964, ULGH has been a community front runner in assisting African Americans and other community members to achieve social and economic equality through programs in education, housing and economic development, community health, training and employment, and youth and family services. The fundamental objective of the National Urban League and the ULGH is to assist individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency and to enjoy their rights as equal citizens.
Urban League of Greater Hartford's, mission is to enable African-Americans and other residents of the Greater Hartford Region to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power, and civil rights.
The vision and leadership of its founders (Marion Grant, Rachel Milton, Judge Norris O'Neill, James S. Peters II, Ph.D. and Olcott Smith) has fostered the growth of the Organization from its beginnings at 53 Allyn Street to its present location at 140 Woodland Street. The League remains committed to their original vision of improving the lives of th underserved in Greater Hartford.
Where we're located:
Urban League
140 Woodland Street
Manchester, CT 06105