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Over 116 Years of Leadership and Legacy
We are the home of grassroots activism, bold leadership, and unwavering purpose.
Founded in 1909, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is the nation’s oldest and most respected civil rights organization. For generations, we have fought for justice at every level — from the ballot box to the classroom, from courtrooms to corporations — ensuring equality for all people, regardless of race or background. Today, the NAACP Atlanta Branch continues this proud legacy by tackling modern challenges such as:
WHEN WE MOVE TOGETHER,
WE WIN TOGETHER
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Get the latest updates on ATL NAACP Branch —news, policy changes, small business funding and stories shaping communities across Atlanta. From advocacy efforts and legislative developments to community success stories, this is where progress, partnership, and purpose come together.
58th Anniversary | Commemoration of the Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
On Saturday, April 4, 2026, community members from across Georgia will gather in Monroe, GA for the 58th Anniversary Commemoration of the Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King,…
Thank You for Making Better Health, Brotherhood & Brunch a Success
Dr. Beasley was a humble giant whose life was rooted in faith, justice, and service. He stood boldly for what was right, yet always led with grace, wisdom, and compassion.
Dr. Joseph H. Beasley – The Now Sleeping Giant
Dr. Beasley was a humble giant whose life was rooted in faith, justice, and service. He stood boldly for what was right, yet always led with grace, wisdom, and compassion.
Demanding Fairness, Accountability, and Change
The NAACP Atlanta Branch advocates for comprehensive criminal justice reform that prioritizes fairness, community trust, and rehabilitation over punishment.