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Robert Barnette Jr
Welcome to the Hanover County Branch Of the NAACP
Our online presents is to provide you with information in Hanover and Nationally. The NAACP is committed to equality and justice for all. Your oldest and most effective civil rights organization in the country will continue the fight for freedom, equal and justice.We trust our online presents will be a valuable resources.
Hanover County Branch NAACP
You are cordially invited to participate in a voter information session. Be informed about what happened during the 2012 General Assembly session, and find out what ID’s will be accepted and those that will not be accepted at the polls.
This meeting will be held March 27th starting at 6:30pm at the Pride of Hanover Lodge, 311 Berkely Street Ashland, VA 23005. Our guest’s will be Teresa Smithson, Hanover General Registrar, Secretary of Hanover County’s Electoral Board Mr. Ernest Mason and Myron McClees of the Virginia State Board of Elections to address the legislative changes that will take effect as of July 1st.
WE REALLY NEED YOU AT TUESDAY’S MEETING!!
The struggle continues,
Robert Barnette
Hanover NAACP
Hanover County Branch NAACP
FREEDOM FUND BANQUET
We the People the Voice of Change
May 19, 2012 | 5:00PM
The Hanover Branch NAACP insures the political, educational, social and economic equality of minority groups and citizens; achieves equality of rights and eliminates race prejudice among the citizens of Hanover County; removes all barriers of racial discrimination through the democratic processes; seeks to enact and enforce federal, state, and local laws securing civil rights; informs the public of the adverse effects of racial discrimination and seeks its elimination; educates persons as to their constitutional rights and to take all lawful action in furtherance of these principles.
The fight for freedom is not free! Membership in the NAACP is your opportunity to give back to the organization that has done more to change this country for the betterment of people of color, women, and the disenfranchised than any other in the nation's history. Read more >>
Although the NAACP has been helping improve the lives of minorities for nearly 100 years, the struggle continues. We continue to strive for equality in our schools, in our communities, and in our workplace. By becoming a member of the Hanover Branch NAACP, you can help with educating our children about their heritage. You can help insure equal opportunities in the workplace, schools, and residential communities. You can assist with getting people registered to vote.
Sponsor health fairs which offer information about health conditions impacting the African American community, free immunization for children, and a variety of health screenings. Sponsor workshops that increase our knowledge of our civil rights such as clemency and restoration of rights and voter registration. Being active in the political process by volunteering at the election polls. Attend and participate in monthly school board meeting to ensure equality in our children’s classrooms and in the hiring practices Attend board of supervisor meeting to protect interest of minority groups.Advocate for equality in housing.
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Help Haiti
The entire NAACP family is deeply saddened by the devastation in Haiti, and our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and those affected by this tragedy. The NAACP is asking our members and supporters to do whatever they can to assist those who have lost their homes, their livelihoods, and their loved ones. In the weeks ahead we will bring you a number of opportunities to get involved in relief efforts in your communities. Today, the need for aid is crucial, and we ask that you make an emergency donation through the NAACP for Haiti Fund. The NAACP is working directly with our partner organizations on the ground, and donations made to the NAACP for Haiti fund will go to support the effort to bring food, water, shelter and medical services to the people of Haiti.
