Advocating for Justice and Equity in Prince William County
Follow us on…The Chairman of the Prince William NAACP Criminal Justice Committee, Ken Boddye, provided the committee’s first newsletter of the year for public information. Click here to view this […]
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Follow us on…The League of Women Voters, a non-partisan organization, is holding a forum on August 24th from 7- 9 PM at the Central Community Library located at 8601 Mathis […]
Read More →Follow us on…The following is an invitation from Pastor C. A. Lundy, Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Woodbridge Va. His message is quoted as follows: This is Pastor C.A. […]
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Follow us on…Following is a message from Karl Brower, President of PW NAACP: Dear PW NAACP Members and Friends, The focus for the April General Membership meeting was Criminal Justice. Our […]
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Follow us on… Cornell Brooks, national president of the NAACP, delivers remarks at a National Press Club luncheon. Topics include the 2016 presidential election, criminal justice reform, and planned protests […]
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Follow us on… The FBI opened a civil rights inquiry into the death of Linwood Lambert, a Virginia man who died after three officers repeatedly tased him in 2013. Click […]
Read More →Follow us on…Quoting the Sentencing Project: “More than 60% of the people in prison are now racial and ethnic minorities. For Black males in their thirties, 1 in every 10 […]
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Follow us on… Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics(ACT-SO) – Mike Artson Armed Services and Veterans Affairs – Vacant Communications & Web – Vacant Community Coordination – John Steinbach Criminal […]
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Follow us on… 1. Donation to support the Jennie Dean Memorial Bench: 2. General Donation to support Unit activities: If you prefer to make your donation through the mail, click […]
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Follow us on…Website Admin Intern Job Summary: Reporting to the Vice President, this incredible role is responsible for ensuring that the premier voice of social justice and advocacy in Prince […]
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