Another way to get involved and effect change on a local, state, and national level is to get involved with the NAACP. Start by joining a committee or two!
Thank you to all who were able to attend the meeting tonight. Our economic development committee will provide an update and more information about the Downtown Albany Strategy. A few links that were shared in the chat can be found on the economic development page.
Happy Black History Month We celebrate 100 years of celebrating Black History. The Albany branch of the NAACP was founded in February 1935. We celebrate 91 years on February 22nd at the Blake Annex. More information below. Debora Y. Brown, Branch President, attended a meeting with Sierra Sangetti-Daniels, founder of People’s Perception Project, P3, in promoting the civic engagement project currently being held at Albany High School. The NAACP and P3 are currently in the 5th y
Albany Branch members with State President L. Joy Williams January 2026 NAACP State Quarterly Meeting Saturday, January 10, 2026 We had the great opportunity to not only attend the 1st Quarterly State Conference meeting down in New York City, but we were also joined by our sister branch from Schenectady. Our youth council president and vice president graced us with their presence, representing our branch alongside the rest of the state. A time was had while we were educated o
Members of the NAACP - Albany Branch participated in the many events that occurred in the City of Albany throughout the month of January. We take the time to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King and remember his "I Have a Dream" speech. It is more important now than ever to remember the fight during the civil rights movement and what Dr. King and others during that time were fighting for. In 2026, we are picking up where the civil rights leaders of that time left off. Dr. Martin
