Our objective is to ensure the political, educational, social and economic equality of all minority citizens. Eliminating racial prejudice on every level, confronting the challenge of disparities in our community, being a voice that is heard for all minorities. We seek to remove all barriers of racial discrimination through democratic processes. This objective can only accomplished by the enactment and enforcement of federal, state and local laws securing civil rights, and by informing the public of the adverse effects of racial discrimination. From school desegregation, fair housing, employment and voter registration, to health and equal economic opportunity.
The NAACP your oldest and largest civil rights organization in the country will continue the fight for freedom until we all are given the same equal level of justice. Our goal to improve the quality of life of all American's.
John R. Hatcher III
From the courthouses, to the ballot box to the
classroom, the NAACP and the dedicated
workers, volunteers, organizers, and leaders
who forged this great nation by fighting long
and hard to maintain its status as a champion of equality and social justice for
people of color. Ensuring that the voices of
African Americans and all minorities are
heard. For nearly one hundred years, it has
been the talent and tenacity of NAACP
members that has saved lives and changed
many negative aspects of American society.
As a national organization the NAACP has
lead the effort for social justice for 100 years.
With the strong leadership and dedication of
the local branches, the NAACP offers
outstanding programs and resources to
enable all people to enjoy the American
dream, through home/property ownership,
Financial literacy programs for adults and
youth to become smart investors, and the
power of diversification of their investment
portfolios. Creating a financial independent
society of people thru responsible
leading/borrowing practices.
Educating the our community on Health-care
initiatives by providing information programs
to help residents from all age groups to learn
to lead healthier lifestyles.
The NAACP has long committed to
community building strategies to seek
proactively establish collaborative
relationships with other organizations and
agencies across the community that share
common missions so that social justice
issues can be dealt with swiftly and with
greater power.
The NAACP the oldest and largest inclusive
organization, are leaders and models in the
20th century civil rights movement. Your
membership is invaluable to the continued
existence and viability of NAACP advocacy
initiatives, outreach programs and social
justice efforts. With your membership comes
the opportunity to make a difference in
Ventura County. MEMBERSHIP IS
POWER!!!
WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN THE NAACP?
Civil Rights Leaders Together
Myrlie Evers-Williams (Medgar Ever's Widow)
John R. Hatcher III Ventura County President
President John R. Hatcher III and his
granddaughter Ka'sha Crawford Y&C
President. Two Generations of civil
rights leadership.
John R. Hatcher III, center and local organizations
at Ventura County Board of Supervisors meeting.
NAACP Ventura County Chapter Executive Board
and Committee Members at work.
NAACP
Ventura County Chapter
Leadership
President's Message
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