Committees
The Minneapolis NAACP Branch has fifteen (15) standing committees. Each plays a role in providing essential services and support to our community. Become a member today and see how you can help by joining one of these committees.
The vision of the Arts & Cultural Preservation Committee is to create and maintain a repository for the historical achievements of the Minneapolis Chapter of the NAACP. The Mission of this committee is to create a 21st-century platform on the accomplishments of this premier civil rights organization from 1900-2022 and beyond. To familiarize new members with achievements and proud legacy of struggle against racism/white supremacy and oppression in this country.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KWASI RUSSELL (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
Oversee representation of African American children in the Child Welfare and Foster Care Systems. Child protective services agencies in every state are funded by the state and federal governments and have the responsibility for protecting children from abuse and neglect; both state and federal laws outline the policies, procedures, and practices of these agencies while the agencies may also develop internal operational procedures.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KELIS HOUSTON (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of the Communication Committee is to promote the image of the Minneapolis Branch through public relations, social media, and writing as a uniquely vibrant, dynamic body of the National Chapter. It is our goal to keep the community informed and aware of the organization’s mission, goals, accomplishments, and events and to make people aware of the benefits of becoming a member of the organization.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of the Criminal Justice committee is to advance the Smart and Safe Campaign at the state and local levels by promoting alliances, research, legislation, and initiatives that will reform criminal justice policies and advocate for public safety as a civil right.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- RAJ SETHURAJU (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The Economic Development Committee engages and connects community members, businesses, and local and statewide government for the economic well-being, retention, and growth of communities of color in the Greater Minneapolis area. We envision an economically sustainable Minneapolis where communities of color take pride as active participants in a connected global economy from a strength-based perspective.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
To inquire about opportunities to join this committee, contact [email protected].
- KIMBERLEE WHITE (CHAIR)
- CO-CHAIR POSITION (OPEN)
ARTS & CULTURAL PRESERVATION
KWASI RUSSELL CHAIR, OPEN CO-CHAIR
The vision of the Arts & Cultural Preservation Committee is to create and maintain a repository for the historical achievements of the Minneapolis Chapter of the NAACP. The Mission of this committee is to create a 21st-century platform on the accomplishments of this premier civil rights organization from 1900-2022 and beyond. To familiarize new members with achievements and proud legacy of struggle against racism/white supremacy and oppression in this country.
CHILD PROTECTION
KELIS HOUSTON, CHAIR, OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
Oversee representation of African American children in the Child Welfare and Foster Care Systems. Child protective services agencies in every state are funded by the state and federal governments and have the responsibility for protecting children from abuse and neglect; both state and federal laws outline the policies, procedures, and practices of these agencies while the agencies may also develop internal operational procedures.
COMMUNICATIONS
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The mission of the Communication Committee is to promote the image of the Minneapolis Branch through public relations, social media, and writing as a uniquely vibrant, dynamic body of the National Chapter. It is our goal to keep the community informed and aware of the organization’s mission, goals, accomplishments, and events and to make people aware of the benefits of becoming a member of the organization.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
RAJ SETHURAJU, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR ADVANCE
The mission of the Criminal Justice committee is to advance the Smart and Safe Campaign at the state and local levels by promoting alliances, research, legislation, and initiatives that will reform criminal justice policies and advocate for public safety as a civil right.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Economic Development Committee engages and connects community members, businesses, and local and statewide government for the economic well-being, retention, and growth of communities of color in the Greater Minneapolis area. We envision an economically sustainable Minneapolis where communities of color take pride as active participants in a connected global economy from a strength-based perspective.
EDUCATION
KIMBERLEE WHITE, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
FREEDOM FUND COMMITTEE/ MEMBERSHIP
NORMA ANDERSON, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Freedom Fund Committee is responsible for planning the annual Freedom Fund Gala. This is the biggest fundraiser for the branch each year. The goal of the gala is to raise money to sustain the branch and increase membership.
HEALTH & WELLNESS
BRIA GARNER, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Health & Wellness Committee is committed to ending racial health disparities. Our aim is not simply disease prevention, but to create an inclusive culture of healthy people and communities. We collaborate with communities through coordinated action to improve the social determinants of health — racism, poverty, exclusion, inferior schools, unsafe housing, poor nutrition, and toxic environments.
HOUSING STABILIZATION
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Housing Committee will aim to address the challenging economic realities facing our country including poverty, lack of jobs and disproportionate high unemployment, lack of affordable housing, foreclosures, etc.
LABOR & UNION
LONDEL FRENCH, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Labor Committee will establish relationships with local employers, particularly those with larger workforces to promote the hiring of minorities. The branch has also reached out to other organizations, such as unions, with which there are shared interests to further job expansion and business development. The Branch has featured Mainstream Development Corp, an organization created to promote and support minority-owned businesses.
MEMBERSHIP
SHONEE PHILLIPS, CHAIR & KIMBERLEE WHITE CO-CHAIR
All committees are responsible for growing the membership of the branch. This requires volunteering at community events and educating the community on why they should join the NAACP.
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Political Action Committee also known as “PAC” works to ensure voter empowerment by providing awareness, training, voter registration, education, and election participation. The NAACP has developed a nonpartisan voter empowerment program designed to empower Black, Brown, and people of color by increasing awareness and participation in the electoral process.
PRISON REFORM COMMITTEE
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
This Prison Reform Committee is a support group to assist anyone who has been released from prison with an outlet to rejoin society. This community is there to provide resources to help keep individuals from ending up back in prison.
WOMEN OF THE NAACP
NORMA ANDERSON, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Women of the NAACP committee is a force to work on rebuilding the community and stand to make our communities safe again. This group will take on the challenge of being a resource for young parents guiding them in daily living activities, parenting skills, and budgeting.
YOUTH/COLLEGE COMMITTEE
HASSAN QAIS AS-SIDIQ, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Youth/College Committee serves as the premier institution for young people to develop the skills they need to meet various challenges that face African Americans and other youth of color. NAACP youth units across the country engage in social justice activism, addressing issues at the local, state, and national level, with a primary focus on education, economic development, health, juvenile justice, and voter empowerment.
Kwasi Russell Chair, Open Co-Chair
Arts & Cultural Preservation
The vision of the Arts & Cultural Preservation Committee is to create and maintain a repository for the historical achievements of the Minneapolis Chapter of the NAACP. The Mission of this committee is to create a 21st-century platform on the accomplishments of this premier civil rights organization from 1900-2022 and beyond. To familiarize new members with achievements and proud legacy of struggle against racism/white supremacy and oppression in this country. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Kelis Houston, Chair, Open Position Co-Chair
Child Protection
Oversee representation of African American children in the Child Welfare and Foster Care Systems. Child protective services agencies in every state are funded by the state and federal governments and have the responsibility for protecting children from abuse and neglect; both state and federal laws outline the policies, procedures, and practices of these agencies while the agencies may also develop internal operational procedures. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Communications
The mission of the Communication Committee is to promote the image of the Minneapolis Branch through public relations, social media, and writing as a uniquely vibrant, dynamic body of the National Chapter. It is our goal to keep the community informed and aware of the organization’s mission, goals, accomplishments, and events and to make people aware of the benefits of becoming a member of the organization. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Raj Sethuraju, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair advance
Criminal Justice
The mission of the Criminal Justice committee is to advance the Smart and Safe Campaign at the state and local levels by promoting alliances, research, legislation, and initiatives that will reform criminal justice policies and advocate for public safety as a civil right. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Economic Development
The Economic Development Committee engages and connects community members, businesses, and local and statewide government for the economic well-being, retention, and growth of communities of color in the Greater Minneapolis area. We envision an economically sustainable Minneapolis where communities of color take pride as active participants in a connected global economy from a strength-based perspective. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Kimberlee White, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Education
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Norma Anderson, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Freedom Fund Committee/ Membership
The Freedom Fund Committee is responsible for planning the annual Freedom Fund Gala. This is the biggest fundraiser for the branch each year. The goal of the gala is to raise money to sustain the branch and increase membership. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Bria Garner, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Health & Wellness
The Health & Wellness Committee is committed to ending racial health disparities. Our aim is not simply disease prevention, but to create an inclusive culture of healthy people and communities. We collaborate with communities through coordinated action to improve the social determinants of health — racism, poverty, exclusion, inferior schools, unsafe housing, poor nutrition, and toxic environments. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Housing Stabilization
The Housing Committee will aim to address the challenging economic realities facing our country including poverty, lack of jobs and disproportionate high unemployment, lack of affordable housing, foreclosures, etc. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Londel French, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Labor & Union
The Labor Committee will establish relationships with local employers, particularly those with larger workforces to promote the hiring of minorities. The branch has also reached out to other organizations, such as unions, with which there are shared interests to further job expansion and business development. The Branch has featured Mainstream Development Corp, an organization created to promote and support minority-owned businesses. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Shonee Phillips, Chair & Kimberlee White Co-Chair
Membership
All committees are responsible for growing the membership of the branch. This requires volunteering at community events and educating the community on why they should join the NAACP. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Political Action Committee
The Political Action Committee also known as “PAC” works to ensure voter empowerment by providing awareness, training, voter registration, education, and election participation. The NAACP has developed a nonpartisan voter empowerment program designed to empower Black, Brown, and people of color by increasing awareness and participation in the electoral process. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Prison Reform Committee
This Prison Reform Committee is a support group to assist anyone who has been released from prison with an outlet to rejoin society. This community is there to provide resources to help keep individuals from ending up back in prison. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Norma Anderson, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Women of the NAACP
The Women of the NAACP committee is a force to work on rebuilding the community and stand to make our communities safe again. This group will take on the challenge of being a resource for young parents guiding them in daily living activities, parenting skills, and budgeting. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Hassan Qais As-Sidiq, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Youth/College Committee
The Youth/College Committee serves as the premier institution for young people to develop the skills they need to meet various challenges that face African Americans and other youth of color. NAACP youth units across the country engage in social justice activism, addressing issues at the local, state, and national level, with a primary focus on education, economic development, health, juvenile justice, and voter empowerment. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Committees
The Minneapolis NAACP Branch has fifteen (15) standing committees. Each plays a role in providing essential services and support to our community. Become a member today and see how you can help by joining one of these committees.
ARTS & CULTURAL PRESERVATION
KWASI RUSSELL CHAIR, OPEN CO-CHAIR
The vision of the Arts & Cultural Preservation Committee is to create and maintain a repository for the historical achievements of the Minneapolis Chapter of the NAACP. The Mission of this committee is to create a 21st-century platform on the accomplishments of this premier civil rights organization from 1900-2022 and beyond. To familiarize new members with achievements and proud legacy of struggle against racism/white supremacy and oppression in this country.
CHILD PROTECTION
KELIS HOUSTON, CHAIR, OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
Oversee representation of African American children in the Child Welfare and Foster Care Systems. Child protective services agencies in every state are funded by the state and federal governments and have the responsibility for protecting children from abuse and neglect; both state and federal laws outline the policies, procedures, and practices of these agencies while the agencies may also develop internal operational procedures.
COMMUNICATIONS
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The mission of the Communication Committee is to promote the image of the Minneapolis Branch through public relations, social media, and writing as a uniquely vibrant, dynamic body of the National Chapter. It is our goal to keep the community informed and aware of the organization’s mission, goals, accomplishments, and events and to make people aware of the benefits of becoming a member of the organization.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
RAJ SETHURAJU, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR ADVANCE
The mission of the Criminal Justice committee is to advance the Smart and Safe Campaign at the state and local levels by promoting alliances, research, legislation, and initiatives that will reform criminal justice policies and advocate for public safety as a civil right.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Economic Development Committee engages and connects community members, businesses, and local and statewide government for the economic well-being, retention, and growth of communities of color in the Greater Minneapolis area. We envision an economically sustainable Minneapolis where communities of color take pride as active participants in a connected global economy from a strength-based perspective.
EDUCATION
KIMBERLEE WHITE, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential.
FREEDOM FUND COMMITTEE/ MEMBERSHIP
NORMA ANDERSON, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Freedom Fund Committee is responsible for planning the annual Freedom Fund Gala. This is the biggest fundraiser for the branch each year. The goal of the gala is to raise money to sustain the branch and increase membership.
HEALTH & WELLNESS
BRIA GARNER, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Health & Wellness Committee is committed to ending racial health disparities. Our aim is not simply disease prevention, but to create an inclusive culture of healthy people and communities. We collaborate with communities through coordinated action to improve the social determinants of health — racism, poverty, exclusion, inferior schools, unsafe housing, poor nutrition, and toxic environments.
HOUSING STABILIZATION
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Housing Committee will aim to address the challenging economic realities facing our country including poverty, lack of jobs and disproportionate high unemployment, lack of affordable housing, foreclosures, etc.
LABOR & UNION
LONDEL FRENCH, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Labor Committee will establish relationships with local employers, particularly those with larger workforces to promote the hiring of minorities. The branch has also reached out to other organizations, such as unions, with which there are shared interests to further job expansion and business development. The Branch has featured Mainstream Development Corp, an organization created to promote and support minority-owned businesses.
MEMBERSHIP
SHONEE PHILLIPS, CHAIR & KIMBERLEE WHITE CO-CHAIR
All committees are responsible for growing the membership of the branch. This requires volunteering at community events and educating the community on why they should join the NAACP.
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Political Action Committee also known as “PAC” works to ensure voter empowerment by providing awareness, training, voter registration, education, and election participation. The NAACP has developed a nonpartisan voter empowerment program designed to empower Black, Brown, and people of color by increasing awareness and participation in the electoral process.
PRISON REFORM COMMITTEE
OPEN POSITION, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
This Prison Reform Committee is a support group to assist anyone who has been released from prison with an outlet to rejoin society. This community is there to provide resources to help keep individuals from ending up back in prison.
WOMEN OF THE NAACP
NORMA ANDERSON, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Women of the NAACP committee is a force to work on rebuilding the community and stand to make our communities safe again. This group will take on the challenge of being a resource for young parents guiding them in daily living activities, parenting skills, and budgeting.
YOUTH/COLLEGE COMMITTEE
HASSAN QAIS AS-SIDIQ, CHAIR & OPEN POSITION CO-CHAIR
The Youth/College Committee serves as the premier institution for young people to develop the skills they need to meet various challenges that face African Americans and other youth of color. NAACP youth units across the country engage in social justice activism, addressing issues at the local, state, and national level, with a primary focus on education, economic development, health, juvenile justice, and voter empowerment.
Kwasi Russell Chair, Open Co-Chair
Arts & Cultural Preservation
The vision of the Arts & Cultural Preservation Committee is to create and maintain a repository for the historical achievements of the Minneapolis Chapter of the NAACP. The Mission of this committee is to create a 21st-century platform on the accomplishments of this premier civil rights organization from 1900-2022 and beyond. To familiarize new members with achievements and proud legacy of struggle against racism/white supremacy and oppression in this country. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Kelis Houston, Chair, Open Position Co-Chair
Child Protection
Oversee representation of African American children in the Child Welfare and Foster Care Systems. Child protective services agencies in every state are funded by the state and federal governments and have the responsibility for protecting children from abuse and neglect; both state and federal laws outline the policies, procedures, and practices of these agencies while the agencies may also develop internal operational procedures. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Communications
The mission of the Communication Committee is to promote the image of the Minneapolis Branch through public relations, social media, and writing as a uniquely vibrant, dynamic body of the National Chapter. It is our goal to keep the community informed and aware of the organization’s mission, goals, accomplishments, and events and to make people aware of the benefits of becoming a member of the organization. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Raj Sethuraju, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair advance
Criminal Justice
The mission of the Criminal Justice committee is to advance the Smart and Safe Campaign at the state and local levels by promoting alliances, research, legislation, and initiatives that will reform criminal justice policies and advocate for public safety as a civil right. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Economic Development
The Economic Development Committee engages and connects community members, businesses, and local and statewide government for the economic well-being, retention, and growth of communities of color in the Greater Minneapolis area. We envision an economically sustainable Minneapolis where communities of color take pride as active participants in a connected global economy from a strength-based perspective. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Kimberlee White, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Education
The mission of our Education Committee is to insure every child regardless of economic status or race has access to a safe, quality education that prepares them to reach their full potential. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Norma Anderson, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Freedom Fund Committee/ Membership
The Freedom Fund Committee is responsible for planning the annual Freedom Fund Gala. This is the biggest fundraiser for the branch each year. The goal of the gala is to raise money to sustain the branch and increase membership. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Bria Garner, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Health & Wellness
The Health & Wellness Committee is committed to ending racial health disparities. Our aim is not simply disease prevention, but to create an inclusive culture of healthy people and communities. We collaborate with communities through coordinated action to improve the social determinants of health — racism, poverty, exclusion, inferior schools, unsafe housing, poor nutrition, and toxic environments. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Housing Stabilization
The Housing Committee will aim to address the challenging economic realities facing our country including poverty, lack of jobs and disproportionate high unemployment, lack of affordable housing, foreclosures, etc. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Londel French, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Labor & Union
The Labor Committee will establish relationships with local employers, particularly those with larger workforces to promote the hiring of minorities. The branch has also reached out to other organizations, such as unions, with which there are shared interests to further job expansion and business development. The Branch has featured Mainstream Development Corp, an organization created to promote and support minority-owned businesses. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Shonee Phillips, Chair & Kimberlee White Co-Chair
Membership
All committees are responsible for growing the membership of the branch. This requires volunteering at community events and educating the community on why they should join the NAACP. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Political Action Committee
The Political Action Committee also known as “PAC” works to ensure voter empowerment by providing awareness, training, voter registration, education, and election participation. The NAACP has developed a nonpartisan voter empowerment program designed to empower Black, Brown, and people of color by increasing awareness and participation in the electoral process. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Open Position, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Prison Reform Committee
This Prison Reform Committee is a support group to assist anyone who has been released from prison with an outlet to rejoin society. This community is there to provide resources to help keep individuals from ending up back in prison. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Norma Anderson, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Women of the NAACP
The Women of the NAACP committee is a force to work on rebuilding the community and stand to make our communities safe again. This group will take on the challenge of being a resource for young parents guiding them in daily living activities, parenting skills, and budgeting. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
Hassan Qais As-Sidiq, Chair & Open Position Co-Chair
Youth/College Committee
The Youth/College Committee serves as the premier institution for young people to develop the skills they need to meet various challenges that face African Americans and other youth of color. NAACP youth units across the country engage in social justice activism, addressing issues at the local, state, and national level, with a primary focus on education, economic development, health, juvenile justice, and voter empowerment. For more information on this committee, email: [email protected]
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