Voter Empowerment Program

"We can do great things if only we will; change doesn't happen because we wish it so--we have to make it so!"
--NAME of person in charge

Hanover Branch NAACP Voter Empowerment Program is an aggressive campaign designed to empower the African American community by increasing awareness and participation in the full political process in local, state, and federal elections.

The Program encompasses several components designed to educate and empower African Americans to vote. The nationwide program, places special emphasis on southern and southern border states.

In effort to achieve its objectives the Voter Empowerment Program provides support and expert services to galvanize and increase voter participation in their communities.

The Hanover Branch NAACP Voter Empowerment Program makes itself available to groups and organizations committed to educating and empowering African Americans to vote. Literature, materials and expertise are provided by NAACP and coalition partners to ensure the development of successful voter empowerment campaigns.

The NAACP Voter Empowerment Program has formed partnerships with every major organization in the African American community including churches, sororities, fraternities, civic organizations, social clubs, civil rights organizations, labor unions, and representatives of the homeless.

The NAACP Voter Empowerment Program Director holds regular meetings with staff and consultants to evaluate and upgrade its approach to increasing voter registration and voter participation. The initiatives and projects pursue strategies, issues and activities that support the goals and objectives of the NAACP Voter Empowerment Program.

While the Voter Empowerment Program's numerous projects may each have its own distinct goal, the plan devised to incorporate, employ unique methods to register, educate and get voters to the polls on Election Day.