Advocating for Justice and Equity in Prince William County
Follow us on…The following two items were used in the 11/17/2015 General Membership Meeting:: Agenda and Presentations for the meeting Advocacy presentation prepared by the Virginia State Coordinator’s Office The […]
Read More →Follow us on…President Brower made the following comments while passing along the two items of information below: “The attached information is provided from your Virginia State Conference (VSC) of the […]
Read More →Follow us on…With the leadership of Supervisor Frank Principi and thhoughtful consideration of the Board of County Supervisors (BOCS), the PWC BOCS has unanimously passed a resolution to ban the […]
Read More →Follow us on…PWC NAACP President, Karl Brower, issued a call for increased Involvement in the Unit’s activities by both members and the community. Click here to read the letter from President […]
Read More →Follow us on…As previously stated on this site, the Prince William County Unit of the NAACP will focus on identifying the economic challenges and opportunities of the African American community […]
Read More →Follow us on…This Branch has identified several positions that need to be filled in order to accomplish its objectives. Please click here to view Standing Committees and chairmen. You will find […]
Read More →Follow us on…It is envisioned that the Health Committee will maintain this portion of the PWC NAACP blog.
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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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