Who we are:
We are the Dallas Youth Council of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
What is the NAACP?
The NAACP is a civil rights organization which was founded in 1909, in New York City, in response to increasing violence against African Americans in all parts of the country. Although the NAACP has changed very much from its original formulation by a multicultural group of people it continues to actively fight for the rights of African Americans and other minorities.
What we offer?
The Dallas NAACP Youth Council offers those of the Dallas area with the chance to participate in a number of diverse activities. As a member of the Dallas NAACP Youth Council you can be of service to yourself and your community. We will help you develop into a more dynamic and disciplined youth leader by giving you hands on experience in planning and executing local programs.
What kinds of programs and activities do we have?
We can offer you the opportunity to engage in a number of social and educational activities, as well
as a community service projects. Some of these activities include: trips to amusement parks, sporting
events, movies and dinners, lock-in retreats, trips to museums, leadership workshop, African American enrichment programs.
What benefits can I get out of being a member?
Besides the intangible leadership and management skills you will learn there are many other tangible
benefits. These benefits include various scholarships for college, the opportunity to meet new people
through the many regional and national conferences held by the NAACP and many transcript
building experiences.
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