The time is now. By becoming a member of NAACP,

you'll join a network of activists standing up to injustice,

fighting back against systemic racism, and answering

the call for equality.

 

CIVIL RIGHTS,

SOCIAL JUSTICE,

AND YOU

As a member, you'll make a difference each and every

day in this fight and become part of a vibrant

community of people who stand for justice and

equality. NAACP relies on the commitment and

dedication of our members to help us stand up to

racial disparities that are still too prevalent in America. 

Your membership allows you to:

• Work with activists and organizers in local NAACP

branches

• Organize marches, rallies, and direct action

campaigns to bring attention to local issues

• Support access to quality education, healthcare,

economic opportunities

• Advocate for laws and policies to improve your

community

• Participate in voter registration and get out the vote

campaigns

• Attend national events, regional conferences, and

trainings to sharpen your advocacy and leadership

skills

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For any additional questions regarding membership,

please contact our Membership Committee at 

membership@lrnaacp.org, or call (501) 376-7399.

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When you become a member of the NAACP, you are doing more than joining an organization, you are becoming a part of a community. Our membership community is the reason we’ve been able to protect, defend, and fight for our civil and human rights since 1918.

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If you care about fighting the racial disparities that are still too prevalent in America, the NAACP is the place where you can make a difference.

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BECOME AN NAACP MEMBER TODAY!

As an NAACP member you can:

• Work with activists and organizers in local NAACP branches

• Support access to quality education, healthcare, economic opportunities

• Advocate for laws and policies to improve your community

• Participate in voter registration and get out the vote campaigns

• Attend National events and Regional conferences

Become a member of the oldest and boldest civil rights organization in America.