Police and Youth Together (PAYT)
Northwest Rec Center, 118 West First St., Suite 630, Dayton, OH 45402
About
Youth Leadership Development Programs (including Police and Youth Together - PAYT) include activities that focus on leadership and social skills. The programs are part of a broader effort that concentrates on youth leadership development as one of three key areas.
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Since its founding in 1978, NCCJ of Greater Dayton has opposed bias, bigotry, and discrimination in neighborhoods, schools, pulpits, and workplaces throughout the region. The organization’s mission is to educate and empower communities to eliminate bias, bigotry, and all forms of discrimination. Its current work focuses on strategies to empower current and future leaders for community transformation and concentrates on workplace diversity and inclusion, youth leadership development, and community advocacy and action. The leadership team includes Adriane Miller (Executive Director), Justin Duran (Program Manager), Hannah Brown (Assistant Director of Education), Lake Miller (Director of Education), Mikayla Seman (Program Manager), and Solomon Jones (Program Manager). NCCJ identifies itself as an expert in diversity and inclusion and offers diversity education and consultation to businesses, organizations, and individuals. A Dayton area business leader reported that NCCJ’s structured discussions and activities offered new perspectives on race and environment.
Last updated January 4, 2026.
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Since its founding in 1978, NCCJ of Greater Dayton has opposed bias, bigotry, and discrimination in neighborhoods, schools, pulpits, and workplaces throughout the region. The organization’s mission is to educate and empower communities to eliminate bias, bigotry, and all forms of discrimination. Its current work focuses on strategies to empower current and future leaders for community transformation and concentrates on workplace diversity and inclusion, youth leadership development, and community advocacy and action. The leadership team includes Adriane Miller (Executive Director), Justin Duran (Program Manager), Hannah Brown (Assistant Director of Education), Lake Miller (Director of Education), Mikayla Seman (Program Manager), and Solomon Jones (Program Manager). NCCJ identifies itself as an expert in diversity and inclusion and offers diversity education and consultation to businesses, organizations, and individuals. A Dayton area business leader reported that NCCJ’s structured discussions and activities offered new perspectives on race and environment.
Last updated January 4, 2026.
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