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Promoting Social Justice and Equality Through Community Engagement and Education

Let’s Work Together

Empowering Communities,

Promoting Equality

Dayton Branch NAACP

Advocacy and Representation

Leading advocate for civil
rights protection

Dayton Branch NAACP

Community Education Programs

Offering educational
rights initiatives

Dayton Branch NAACP

Youth Engagement Opportunities

Empowering youth through
enrichment programs

Welcome to the
Dayton Branch NAACP

Message from our President

On behalf of the Dayton Branch NAACP, Lady Tiwona and I welcome you to our robust website where you will be Informed, Educated, and Empowered to make well-informed decisions on your life's journey.

Founded in 1915, the Dayton Branch NAACP is the oldest and largest Civil and Human Rights organization in the Dayton Region. Our members, volunteers, office staff, organizers, committee chairs, Twitter and Facebook friends continue to fight for social justice for ALL Americans. We hope you have an opportunity to view our Annual Reports to be enlightened about our work. Please navigate through our website to learn more about our organization. We encourage our rising generations to participate in our youth enrichment programs.

 

Your community servant,

Dr. Derrick L. Foward
President

"Move Forward With Foward"
"Our Success Is Influenced By Your Actions (DLF)"

For more information on the Dayton Branch NAACP, please call (937) 222-2172 or visit Home Advocating For Victories

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