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Sep 12, 2022

NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS AND REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS LEADERS MEET WITH VICE PRESIDENT HARRIS TO STRESS THE URGENCY TO PROTECT REPRODUCTIVE AND VOTING RIGHTS

NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS AND REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS LEADERS MEET WITH VICE PRESIDENT HARRIS TO STRESS THE URGENCY TO PROTECT REPRODUCTIVE AND VOTING RIGHTS

Sep 7, 2022

BLACK YOUTH VOTE ENGAGED IN BLACK COLLEGIATE AND COMMUNITY CHALLENGE, OFFERING UP TO $10,000 IN CASH PRIZES

‘Challenge’ Goal is to Motivate Black Collegiate & Community Youth To Vote in the 2022 Midterm Elections on November 8th

Sep 2, 2022

NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS MEET WITH PRESIDENT BIDEN FOLLOWING STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARATION FOR DEMOCRACY

Urged President to Take Strong Actions to Protect Voting Rights, Close Economic Gaps

Aug 24, 2022

NATIONAL COALITION ON BLACK CIVIC PARTICIPATION ISSUES STATEMENT REGARDING PRESIDENT BIDEN ANNOUNCING STUDENT DEBT RELIEF PLAN

NATIONAL COALITION ON BLACK CIVIC PARTICIPATION ISSUES STATEMENT REGARDING PRESIDENT BIDEN ANNOUNCING STUDENT DEBT RELIEF PLAN

Aug 16, 2022

National Coalition on Black Civic Participation Issues Statement Following President Biden Signature of Inflation Reduction Act

National Coalition on Black Civic Participation Issues Statement Following President Biden Signature of Inflation Reduction Act

Mar 30, 2021

Melanie L. Campbell: What I Learned On My COVID19 Survivor Journey (article published by Oprah.com)

The following Op-Ed was written by Melanie Campbell, President and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, in response to "Queen Sugar." Currently airing Tuesday nights on OWN, the critically acclaimed drama series from creator Ava DuVernay remains rooted in real-life issues. This season, viewers witness the events throughout 2020 through the lens of the Bordelon family, including the depiction and impact of COVID-19 on their community and family.

Mar 12, 2021

Black women's wealth is 90% lower than White men. Goldman Sachs is investing billions to change that (article by The Philadelphia Tribune)

America's Black women hold more than 90% less wealth than American White men, Goldman Sachs revealed in a new report Tuesday.

Feb 24, 2021

‘We’ve been electrified’: after success in Georgia, Black organizers look to transform the south (article by The Guardian)