NAACP Los Angeles

WE’RE HEADED TO THE STATE CAPITOL

DAY AT THE CAPITOL, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

"Our voices are the bridge to a brighter future. We’re traveling to the State Capitol to share our stories, advocate for our families, and work hand-in-hand with our leaders to build a stronger community for us all. Let’s lead with purpose and heart."

— LATRICIA T. MITCHELL

President, NAACP Los Angeles

WE’RE HEADED TO THE STATE CAPITOL

Join us for the NAACP CA/HI Annual Day at the Capitol.

Together, we will amplify our voices and actively participate in the legislative process to enact positive change for our community.

WHEN: April 20, 2026 | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
WHERE: Sheraton Grand , Sacramento
REGISTRATION: ticketstripe.com

#NAACPDATC26 #ForCultureForCommunity #NAACPLA

Office of the President ★ NAACP Los Angeles

Subject: A Mandate for Justice – Welcome to the NAACP Los Angeles

The NAACP Los Angeles stands as a bastion of equity, steadfast in our commitment to the fundamental principles of justice for all. As the local vanguard of the nation’s oldest and most formidable civil rights organization, we remain resolute in our pursuit of liberation, pledged to sustain the struggle until the scales of justice are balanced for every citizen.We are currently witnessing the ascent of a new generation of leaders—courageous individuals ready to inherit the mantle of advocacy.

It is my profound honor to lead this storied branch as we translate our historic legacy into modern action.Our mandate has remained absolute since our founding in 1909: to secure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of all persons and to ruthlessly eliminate the scourge of race-based discrimination.

In this era, intellectual rigor and strategic mobilization are our primary tools. We find ourselves in the crucible of a renewed civil rights movement—one that demands we move beyond rhetoric into the substantive building of political power and the holistic protection of the Black community’s wellbeing.

Now is not the time for rest; it is the time for vigilance.

We are operating at the intersection of history and destiny, and we require your presence at the forefront of this movement. I invite you to join the NAACP Los Angeles Branchtoday. By becoming a member, you provide the essential resources and collective voice necessary to dismantle systemic barriers and accelerate our progress.I hope you join us in this righteous fight.

Together We Can. Together We Win.

In Solidarity,

LATRICIA T. MITCHELL
President, NAACP Los Angeles

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Our History

Since its establishment in 1914, the NAACP Los Angeles branch has been a steadfast advocate for justice and equality, embodying the spirit of civil rights activism. Understanding the imperative for robust advocacy in our communities, NAACPLA was founded to propose practical solutions to pressing issues. Through tireless efforts and unshakeable dedication, we have witnessed consistent growth over the years. This progress is a testament to the incredible support and involvement of our community members, who join us in this ongoing journey toward equity and empowerment for all. Together, we strive to create a future where justice prevails and every voice is heard.

Our Mission

The Officers and Members of the NAACP Los Angeles branch stand united in our mission to drive positive change within our community. Fueled by the tireless dedication of our volunteers, we harness collective strength to address critical issues that impact our neighborhoods. Our commitment goes beyond mere advocacy; we utilize data-driven models to identify effective solutions tailored to the unique challenges we face. Together, as a cohesive force, we strive to build a future where every individual has the opportunity to thrive and succeed, ensuring lasting impact for generations to come.

"Together We Can. Together We Win." LATRICIA T. MITCHELL PRESIDENT

WE’RE HEADED TO THE STATE CAPITOL

DAY AT THE CAPITOL, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

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