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Focus on Mental Health – Listen to our discussion about the Mental Health Crisis in our community.
The Syracuse Onondaga County NAACP & our guests Dr. Sunny Aslam, Tatiana Williams, LCSW, Novelette Pierce, LMSW and our moderator, Latoya Jones, BS, HSA, LPN on Thursday, joined to discuss the mental health crisis and Syracuse and resources for those in.PLAY
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Pull up to the polls with the NAACP
We’re working to remove all barriers to the ballot box so all eligible voters can cast their votes this midterm election. NAACP has partnered with Lyft to ensure transportation is one less barrier. As you head to the polls, your ride is on us. Click the sign up button below to receive a discounted ride to and from the polls. That’s two rides for up to $25 off! This offer is available through November 8, 2022 while supplies last.
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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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Syracuse NAACP Speaks Out Against Possible U.S. Attorney Appointment in interview with WRVO Radio
Syracuse NAACP Speaks Out WRVO Radio – The Syracuse chapter of the NAACP has concerns about the potential appointment of Onondaga County Comptroller Bob Antonacci as a U.S attorney. Much of the concern from the NAACP toes back almost two years, according to chapter President Linda Brown-Robinson. That’s when three minority-owned contractors that work with Onondaga County sued Antonacci, accusing him of harassment. That lawsuit is still in the courts, and Antonacci is attempting to get it thrown out.
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NAACP of Syracuse General Membership Meeting February 23rd
The next general membership meeting will be Thursday, February 23rd at 5:30pm at the Educational Opportunity Center at 100 New Street in Syracuse. The guest speaker will be Susan Hunter from the Center for Community Alternatives. Her presentation is entitled, Locked in the System: When Prison Does Not Reform. For more information, please contact Branch President Linda Brown-Robinson at 315.439.3680
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NAACP to Senators: “Deep Concern” Over Bob Antonacci’s Possible U.S. Attorney Appointment
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Syracuse NAACP Speaks Out Against Candidate for U.S. Attorney
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