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January 2021
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE – now, via Zoom!
The Civic Engagement Committee welcomes YOU! We meet on the SECOND MONDAY of each month -- on Zoom for the foreseeable future -- to conceptualize, plan, and work on ways to get people interested in how they're being governed, ways to get our people to advocate with public officials and private companies to make the changes we need for better education, health, policing, and everything else we care about, and registering to vote, and voting for change. If you'd like…
Find out more »February 2021
EDUCATION COMMITTEE: Confronting Inequality/Building Community Schools
Activities: The Education Committee will meet Monday, February 8 from 6:00-7:00 PM. Please email Education Committee Chair Dr. Freddie G. Young at Education@SouthDadeNAACP.org if you'd like a Zoom invitation. Committee Goals: The Education Committee seeks to highlight discriminatory practices and racial bias in public education. We study local educational conditions affecting minority groups, investigates the public school policies, stay informed of school conditions, and strives to correct issues where they are found. Our Education Committee has a history of efforts…
Find out more »CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE – February 8, 2021 meeting
The Civic Engagement Committee welcomes YOU! We meet on the SECOND MONDAY of each month -- on Zoom for the foreseeable future -- to conceptualize, plan, and work on ways to get people interested in how they're being governed, ways to get our people to advocate with public officials and private companies to make the changes we need for better education, health, policing, and everything else we care about, and registering to vote, and voting for change. If you'd like…
Find out more »March 2021
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE – March 2021 meeting
The Civic Engagement Committee welcomes YOU! We meet on the SECOND MONDAY of each month -- on Zoom for the foreseeable future -- to conceptualize, plan, and work on ways to get people interested in how they're being governed, ways to get our people to advocate with public officials and private companies to make the changes we need for better education, health, policing, and everything else we care about, and registering to vote, and voting for change. If you'd like…
Find out more »MARCH 2021 GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
In late March, the Branch will hold its annual Strategic Planning Meeting, and we need our members' ideas on activities we should be engaging in and ways we can better make our voices heard in the community. Come and be heard on Thursday, March 18, 2021 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM! Members will receive a Zoom invitation automatically. If you're not a member but you're interested in what's going on, please complete the" "Request an Invitation" form on our homepage,…
Find out more »April 2021
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE – April 2021 meeting
The Civic Engagement Committee welcomes YOU! We meet on the SECOND MONDAY of each month -- on Zoom for the foreseeable future -- to conceptualize, plan, and work on ways to get people interested in how they're being governed, ways to get our people to advocate with public officials and private companies to make the changes we need for better education, health, policing, and everything else we care about, and registering to vote, and voting for change. If you'd like…
Find out more »May 2021
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE – May 2021 meeting
The Civic Engagement Committee welcomes YOU! We meet on the SECOND MONDAY of each month -- on Zoom for the foreseeable future -- to conceptualize, plan, and work on ways to get people interested in how they're being governed, ways to get our people to advocate with public officials and private companies to make the changes we need for better education, health, policing, and everything else we care about, and registering to vote, and voting for change. If you'd like…
Find out more »CLIMATE CHANGE: Think Global but Act Local (panel discussion)
CLIMATE CHANGE: Think Global, Act Local! Panel co-sponsored by FAMU and the National Technical Association, with the support of the NAACP's Economic and Climate Justice directorate Register at tinyurl.com/ClimateChangeECJ Special presenters include: Dr. Richard Schultebrandt Gragg, III, Professor FAMU and President, National Technical Association Ennis Leon Jacobs, Jr., Esq., President, Board of Directors, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy Dr. Letise LaFeir, Senior Policy Advisor, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Dr. Samuel Philander, Knox Taylor Professor, Emeritus Professor of Geosciences,…
Find out more »June 2021
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE – June 14th meeting
The Civic Engagement Committee welcomes YOU! We meet on the SECOND MONDAY of each month -- on Zoom for the foreseeable future -- to conceptualize, plan, and work on ways to get people interested in how they're being governed, ways to get our people to advocate with public officials and private companies to make the changes we need for better education, health, policing, and everything else we care about, and registering to vote, and voting for change. If you'd like…
Find out more »October 2021
Cutler Manor Voter Registration and Voter Engagement!
We need your participation on Saturday, October 23 from 10 AM - 1 PM at Cutler Manor, 10875 SW 216 Street, Goulds, FL 33170. Sign up on our home page ("Take Action Page") or clic here:
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