A Place For Us National and its leaders have been recognized for their work in the community for promoting Racial Harmony.
1994, Colorblind Week Proclamation, Little Rock, Arkansas
1995, Racial Harmony Day Proclamation signed by Governor of Arkansas
1995, Chief National Director, Rita Frazier was honored with a Martin Luther King Jr Community Service Award for her work with A Place For Us in Arkansas.
Pictured above is a Congratulations Honor signed by Mayor Richard Riordan of Los Angeles. This honor was given for the racial equality work Steve & Ruth helped to implement in the Entertainment industry and for the Racial Harmony Award given by Changing Images in America for their work in the community.
A Place For Us - moving America towards a Colorblind Society since 1984. We do everything we can to make multiracial families understand how valued and important they really are!
We are Bold and our Hearts are full of love for God, Our Country and all Americans who believe in traditional family values. Our goal is not to have people accept interracial relationships, but respect everyone the same way they wish to be respected.
We are challenging our Country's leaders in every area to confront it's phobias about interracial/multiracial issues, while holding fast to the many traditional values that have made our country great.
We confront issues head on, sometimes with tough love and constructive criticism. We believe that Multiracial people are the majority in our country, and yet have very little representation in the Media, Politics, Religion and Education. We're here to help change that!
We also support multiracial families, individuals and transracial adoption families.
For those who request it, individual or family counseling is available from a practical and Judeo-Christian standpoint. 
