NAACP

The NAACP is a historic civil rights organization dedicated to advancing justice and equality for African Americans and other disenfranchised communities both in the United States and globally. With over two million members, the NAACP champions various issues, including racial justice, education equity, health and well-being, and environmental justice. The organization plays a crucial role in empowering Black political, social, and economic power through advocacy, litigation, and policy-making initiatives.

The NAACP's commitment is further demonstrated through strategic partnerships with philanthropic foundations, corporations, and grassroots organizations, which help amplify its mission. It offers diverse programs like scholarships, trainings, and the ACT-SO achievement program for youth, fostering the next generation of leaders. Additionally, the NAACP supports Black entrepreneurship through grant resources and collaborates on significant initiatives to stop hate and promote community development. Join the NAACP in its efforts to create a just society, and become a member or partner to contribute to meaningful change.