Still fighting for LIBERTY
Parties wanting to tear down two historic homes owned by former slave George Lomax, located on Liberty St in Manassas  Virginia will appear before the Architectural Review Board this evening, […]
Read More →Unit Election Results
We are pleased to announce the results of our 2016 election for the Unit Officers and Executive Committee Members for 2017-2018. The elected officers are Cozy Bailey- President; EJ Scott- […]
Read More →Remember to exercise your right to vote!!
Don’t forget to vote on November 8. Â Voting is an important civic duty.
Read More →Prince William Candidate Roundtable
The Prince William Unit of the NAACP is hosting a Candidate  Roundtable on Wednesday, October 26th,  at 7:00pm at First AME Church 10313 South Grant Ave.  Manassas, VA 20110. There are many issues facing the African American community: […]
Read More →Unit Election Update
The PW NAACP unit will hold its bi-annual election on November 15th. The nomination process closed on October 17th so that the unit secretary could validate all nominations. You must be a […]
Read More →Unit Election
The PW NAACP unit will hold its bi-annual election on November 15th. In addition to the traditional process of receiving nominations for officers and at-large Executive Committee members, we have […]
Read More →CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP THROUGH FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The Prince William NAACP Education Committee is committed to ensure that every disadvantaged student and student of color graduates ready for college or a career by ensuring access to great […]
Read More →Virginia State Conference NAACP
The 2016 Virginia State Conference NAACP will hold it’s 81st Annual Convention at the Westin Hotel,  400 Courthouse Square in Alexandria Virginia on October 28 – 30, 2016. Click here for […]
Read More →Annual Open House
Welcome to our Open House: Â Would you please take a moment to complete the survey at this link. Â Thank you. Please join us for our 2nd Annual Open House meeting […]
Read More →Forum on Stopping the School to Prison Pipeline
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 Avenue in […]
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