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Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King
We will be joining the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance – Syracuse, InterFaith Works, and the Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse on January 17, 2022, to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We would be honored if you would join us!#MLKDAY#LIFEOFSERVICE
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Syracuse NAACP Community Education Forum
Join us on Thursday, January 27, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. via Zoom @ https://bit.ly/JanuaryNAACP, Facebook, or Youtube @ https://bit.ly/syrnaacpyoutube for a Community Education Forum presented by the Syracuse NAACP Education Committee, Chaired by Gwen Muok. Topics to be discussed will include COVID 19, Remote Learning vs. in-class Instruction, Trauma, Critical Race Theory in K-12 Classrooms, and Proficiency rates and graduation trends. Moderator for the event will be Dr. Lorna Lewis, Superintendent of the Malverne UF School District. Our guest panelists include Jamie Alicea, Superintendent of the Syracuse City School District, Daniel Bowles, Superintendent of the Cicero-North Syracuse School District, and Dr. Donna DeSiato, Superintendent of the East Syracuse Minoa School District. Parents and…
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Giving Thanks
This Thanksgiving season we joined with Interfaith Works of CNY to give away 100 $25.00 gift cards to go with turkeys passed out to participating families.
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We’ll be passing out Turkeys and Gift Cards. Join us.
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Syracuse NAACP I-81 via-Duct Project Position Statement
The NAACP, members, supporters and allied organizations share many common goals for the residents of the Syracuse Onondaga community. The goals of racial equity, inclusion, and diversity are paramount to our mission as an organization. We are deeply concerned about equity for the upcoming I-81 project. We stand in solidarity with many community organizations seeking equity, inclusion and economic opportunity for communities of color in our region.
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Careers at Upstate – Upstate Community Research Liaison
Careers at Upstate: We’re helping in getting the word out about a new position at Upstate created by Dr. Sharon Brangman to increase diversity in our aging research programs. “Alzheimer’s disease is twice as common in African Americans and yet there are very few of us participating in clinical research programs that could provide benefit. This new position would help create community relationships that we hope over time will make older adults more comfortable with the idea of participating.,” Dr. Brangman said. Candidates with community connections and good interpersonal skills are encouraged to apply.
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Join us for our May General Membership Meeting!
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Join Us for Our April General Membership Meeting on April 22, 2021 at 6:00 p.m.
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Presenting our 42nd Annual Freedom Fund Dinner Event Featuring Keynote Speaker: Al Roker! Register at bit.ly/SyracuseNAACPFFD2021 today!
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The Syracuse NAACP Celebrates Women’s History Month
This month we will be accepting recommendations for local women to highlight for March and post on our social media pages in honor of “Women’s History Month.” We appreciate the contributions of all the women who make up our community. Submit recommendations to: tammyreesemedia@gmail.com. Artwork by K. Daniel Reed