• Advocacy

    NAACP Launches Census Participation Program

    It's Census time. Every 10 years, the U.S. government conducts a national survey by sending a short questionnaire to every household in the country.

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  • Member Profile

    Natascha Saunders

    Natascha formerly served as Education Chairperson for the Boston Branch NAACP. She continues to serve on the Executive Committee. Read More
  • Freedom Fund

    The Next 100 Years

    The Boston Branch NAACP is currently planning the 2010 Freedom Fund Event—Countdown to 100 Years!

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Calendar Friday, September 03, 2010
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An Open Invitation to Join the NAACP

What inspires a man or woman to challenge authority when its laws and policies are discriminatory?  Where does the selflessness come from that leads people to risk their lives for equality? How does a child come to realize the nobility in fighting for justice?  At what point does a leader muster the courage and vision to lead?

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Lucille M. Butler Scholarship

The Boston Branch NAACP is honored to officially announce the establishment of the Lucille M. Butler Scholarship

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We Wanna Know...

Did you complete the 2010 Census form?
 

Featured News


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NAACP Elects Youngest Board ChairOn Saturday, February 18, 2010, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) elected Roslyn [ ... ]



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Boston NAACP Joins Burke High and Loews to Launch Back to School Stay in School On April 6th the Boston Branch NAACP joined with the Jeremiah E. Burke [ ... ]



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NAACP Director of Health Programs Visits Boston In March, Boston hosted the NAACP Director of Health Programs Shavon L. Arline. Shavon was in Boston  [ ... ]


Spotlight

The website Big Think recently broadcast this remarkable 40-minute video interview with NAACP President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous. President Jealous discusses his childhood, his passion, and a 21st centry civil rights agenda that includes education, health care and criminal justice reform.

For more information, please visit bigthink.com

Mission Statement

Through a dedicated volunteer force we seek to eliminate the impact of racial discrimination in housing, employment, voting, health care, education, and the Courts.

Vision Statement

The vision of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure a society in which all individuals have equal rights and there is no racial hatred or racial discrimination.