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2022 NAACP State Convention in Los Angeles
| NAACP NATIONAL CONVENTION 2022
| COMMUNITY VOTE 2022
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2022 NAACP State Convention in Los Angeles Members of our NAACP Stockton Branch and Youth council attended 2022 NAACP State Convention in Los Angeles this weekend. We represented!
Bobby Bivens received the NAACP State President’s Award tonight. He is an “Activist” who gives his all to. helping his people. He was surprised when President Rick Callender presented him with the award. Bobby you are very deserving and we congratulate on his prestigious award.
Jordan has been attending and groomed for leadership since he was nine (9) years old. He was elected to the National Board of Director’s. Now he is representing youth on the National Board all across the Nation
Congratulations D'Adrea Davie who received the NAACP 2022 Former State Assembly member Gwen Moore Advocacy Award.
Proud of our Stockton Youth representing and participating in the NAACP State convention activities. This is how they grow as leaders. | Congratulations to The NAACP Stockton Branch! The NAACP Stockton Branch received First Place at the NAACP National Convention for the NAACP 2022 Thalheimer Award! The Thalheimer Award is the NAACP's Top Award given to branches and for outstanding achievements in their Community! #ThisIsPowerJORDAN WALKER, YOUTH NATIONAL BOARD MEMBER FROM STOCKTON YOUTH COUNCILJordan Walker was installed at the 2022 National Convention as a member of the NAACP National Board. He was elected to represent Region 1 this past December. Due to COVID-19, Jordan was not able to be installed in February, 2022.NAACP NATIONAL CONVENTION 2022NAACP's 113th National Convention from July 14-20, 2022. With the theme #ThisIsPower, the nation's most prominent advocacy and social justice organization will bring together elected officials, activists, organizers, faith leaders, and entertainers for workshops and discussions to promote solutions to some of the most pressing issues facing Black communities today, including voter suppression, student debt, police brutality and reproductive rights. WE NEED YOU IN THE FIGHTEach and every NAACP member makes a difference to the complex, ongoing work of advancing racial equity. We have driven the hardest-fought wins for civil rights and social justice — with you by our side, we can accelerate the next milestones for Black Americans. Join this multigenerational network of activists dismantling structural racism by using your power to take action on the most pressing issues of our time. JOIN THE NAACP STOCKTON BRANCH TODAY.Our Achievements include work in the following Communities: ▪️Membership ▪️Freedom Fund ▪️Legal Redress: Expungement Clinics ▪️Health: COVID-19 Education/Vaccinations ▪️Health: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 5K/10K Walk/Run ▪️Housing ▪️Criminal Justice ▪️Political Action: Candidates Forum ▪️Legal Redress: Police Reform Forum ▪️Legal Redress: Ten Point Plan ▪️Press & Publicity: New Technology Implementation ▪️Youth Works: Active Youth Council ▪️ Youth Works: NEXTGEN ▪️Community Coordination: Collaborations ▪️Social Media Advocacy | PRESS RELEASE- STOCKTON DISTRICT ATTORNEY Candidate Previously Excluded Black Jurors Based On Race.A federal court threw out two convictions in a 2000 case after the finding against Ron Freitas, who is now running for top prosecutor in San Joaquin County. READ MORE
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Reasons to Join the NAACP The fight for freedom is not free! Your membership will help fund initiatives and programs to support our mission of racial equality and equal justice to support our mission of racial equality and equal justice A membership in the NAACP is your opportunity to give back to the organization that has done more to change this country for the betterment of people of color, women, and the disenfranchised than any other in the nation's history .... 
WE VAX GOSPELFEST
Special Thanks to: Brent Jones |
BLACK LEADERS MEET WITH REPRESENTATIVE MCNERNEY TO DISCUSS VACCINES & COVID-19 IMPACT
A select group of Black leaders and doctors met with Rep. Jerry McNerney, D-Stockton, on Friday afternoon to discuss their communities’ ongoing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. Drs. Bennet Omalu, Kim Rhodes and Otashe Golden joined Stockton’s NAACP President Bobby Bivens and East County’s NAACP Third Vice President Cheryl Cooper in conversation with McNerney. The panel met publicly over Zoom for just over an hour to discuss the disproportionate impact the pandemic has had in their communities in the Central Valley. “It is clear that there is a stark contrast between how it’s affecting different communities,” McNerney said. “Black Americans are almost as three times as likely to be hospitalized after contracting the virus,” he added. “Yet the vaccination rates among Black Americans and people of color remain low.” The congressman then proceeded to ask questions to his guests, inquiring what they were doing within their communities and what troubled those around them. |