NAACP Strategy Refresh: C-HOPE
After more than a decade, we are sunsetting the "game changers" to embrace a bold new vision for our next chapter.
With a focus on innovation and impact, we are launching C-HOPE, our new Centers of Innovation:
- Center for Health Equity;
- Center for Opportunity, Race, and Justice;
- Center for Education Innovation; and
- Center for Environmental and Climate Justice.
Learn more about each Center, our advocacy model, and how this will guide the NAACP's work moving forward.
How are you planning to show up and show out this year?
Last year was about our collective power.
This year we will .....
STILL STRONG~STILL RELEVANT~STILL HERE
THIS IS A NEW YEAR!
A year of hope and commitment for change for Black people and all people of color. Join and work with the NAACP’s continual commitment to change and improve the lives of all black and brown people by ending racism so they can enjoy equitable opportunities in thriving communities. We need you to share your talents and skills to make this process a success.
For your ease and convenience use the NAACP Online Application remember to
select #2292-B for your branch/unit number. Please contact our National
Membership Dept. via members@naacpnet.org or call 866-636-2227 with questions.
MARCH 11th @ 2:00PM
Join us for this one-man play featuring
Brian Marable.
Tickets purchased from the West Chester branch are $35.00 and will also admit ticket holder to a special Private Reception, with light refreshments, following the performance.
This play is enjoyable for ages 10+.
know the issues - KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
ADVOCACY & LITIGATION VOTING RIGHTS & POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
ADVOCACY & LITIGATION VOTING RIGHTS & POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
ADVOCACY & LITIGATION VOTING RIGHTS & POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE IS A CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE
ADVOCACY & LITIGATION VOTING RIGHTS & POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
ADVOCACY & LITIGATION VOTING RIGHTS & POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
EDUCATION INNOVATION PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE WITH TRUTH AND HOPE
ADVOCACY & LITIGATION VOTING RIGHTS & POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
EDUCATION INNOVATION PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE WITH TRUTH AND HOPE
HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
NEXT GENERATION LEADERSHIP
EDUCATION INNOVATION PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE WITH TRUTH AND HOPE
INCLUSIVE ECONOMY
NEXT GENERATION LEADERSHIP
NEXT GENERATION LEADERSHIP
NEXT GENERATION LEADERSHIP
NEXT GENERATION LEADERSHIP
NEXT GENERATION LEADERSHIP
RACE AND JUSTICE
RACE AND JUSTICE
RACE AND JUSTICE
Pledge to Teach the Truth
TOGETHER WE THRIVE
Saturday, Feb 4th 2:00PM – 3:30PM
Friday, February 3rd 12:00PM – 3:30PM
Friday, February 3rd 12:00PM – 3:30PM
CASTE: THE ORIGINS OF OUR DISCONTENT
Hosted by:
Mrs. Dawn Mader
(Part 4-pg 165-260)
Scan the QR Code below to get more information and to register.
If you don't have access to a QR code scanner, just show up!
THIS IS A FREE EVENT: 100% of donations will support the Melton Center.
Friday, February 3rd 12:00PM – 3:30PM
Friday, February 3rd 12:00PM – 3:30PM
Friday, February 3rd 12:00PM – 3:30PM
Both days, breakout sessions will take on issues of disability and racial justice to provide tools, frameworks, and inspiration to change social work practice.
On February 3, Imani Barbarin, the creator of Crutches and Spice, will close our conference.
February 1st - 19th
Friday, February 3rd 12:00PM – 3:30PM
February Is American Heart Month
"The Mountaintop" is a fictional reimagination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's missing minutes on
April 3, 1968.
A poetic and gripping inspiration from Tony Award-nominee, Pulitzer Prize and Olivier Award-winning playwright and television creator/
producer hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, Katori Hall.”
February Is American Heart Month
Friday, February 3rd 12:00PM – 3:30PM
February Is American Heart Month
Please visit our Health and Well-Being page for information about health related events and services available.
Justice and Policing Reform
The NAACP is calling for Deliberate and Intentional Criminal Justice Reform that ensures the protection of Black lives. If there was ever a time for us to unite against a common threat to the existence of Black people, it is now. We've waited for far too long for meaningful federal legislation from Congress. Our fight for justice remains unyielding. Many more Black lives have been lost at the hands of police officers.
Atrocities committed against the people of this country by the authorities cannot and should not go unanswered. We demand Congress take swift action by passing legislation on police reform to end the horrors of police brutality and reform a criminal justice system that fails to properly hold law enforcement officials accountable.
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