Berkeley NAACP

Berkeley Mayoral Candidate's Forum - Flyer (2).pdf

Guest Speaker Sandy Park - Educational Consultant to speak about " LCAP "
@
Meeting
Saturday, July 13th

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BNAACP Meeting
Saturday, June 8th 1pm @ Judge Ramsey South Berkeley Senior Center- 2939 Ellis Street, Berkeley
Meeting Topics
Prepare and Get Excited for Berkeley Juneteenth !!!! Sunday, June 16th ..
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Come Hear about Youth Writing Contest

A Championship HBCU Basketball Team Finally Gets Their White House Moment More Than 65 Years After Their Victory | Essence The team won three national championships during the Jim Crow era. However, as Black players, they were never invited to the White House. That all changed last week when they met with VP Harris.

...BNAACP MEETING
Saturday, April 13,2024, 1- 3pm
Guest Speaker
City of Berkeley
Mayoral Candidate Adena Ishii
Judge Ramsey South Berkeley Senior Center
2939 Ellis Street, Berkeley @ Ashby Ave.

Do you know the power of play?!
It's that time of year again!! is proud to announce our annual BBQ and Community forum!!

We are celebrating for our children and how it helps them show up as their authentic selves!

Join us for this free event where we'll enjoy double dutch, board games, sidewalk chalk, and basketball games!

Saturday April 20, 2024 12PM - 5PM PST at the Frances Albrier Community Center at San Pablo Park

https://tinyurl.com/STEPBBQ24

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Enjoy Women's History Month !!!!
Let's continue to make more Positive History

All-women flight crew takes off from New Jersey airport this Women's History Month

🌟 Join us on March 14 at UC Berkeley for a captivating discussion with author Dr. Tanya Golash-Boza on her eye-opening book "Before Gentrification: The Creation of DC's Racial Wealth Gap."

Learn about the history and impact of redlining, incarceration, anti-blackness, and gentrification in creating extreme inequality in DC. Don't miss out on this important conversation!

Refreshments will be served from 11:30am - 12:00pm before the program begins at 12:00pm. See you there! 📚✨ **A

I'm back from Alaska Tired as I can be. I taught about 200 teachers and about 75 parents in two different cities in Alaska. I also presented to the University of Alaska the President of the school board in Fairbanks and Anchorage.
Christina and I worked hard and we got very little sleep running from town to town in 40° below !
Love Rosa
BNAACP Education Committe Chairperson Rosa Higgs & BNAACP Member Daughter Christina Bartlett

Register by April 1, 2024

Berkeley District 7 Special Election on April 16, 2024 Those interested in filling a vacant City Council seat representing the area have until Feb. 16 to file nomination papers. Eligible voters for the special election should register by Apr. 1. Eligible voters in District 7, which stretches from inside the UC Berkeley campus to five blocks south, have....

Berkekey Faith & Justice Coalition Meeting
Saturday, March 9,2024
10am - 1pm
Mc Gee Ave. Baptist Church
1640 Stuart Street,Berkeley

🌿 Dive into the Heart of Health with Traditional Black Cuisine! 🌿🍲

Hey Food Lovers! 😍👋🏽👋🏾

It's time to CELEBRATE the vibrant tapestry of flavors and health perks locked in our traditional Black culinary heritage! 🎉

✨ Discover the delicious secrets to longevity and vitality with every bite!✨

Here's why you should indulge in these timeless dishes:

🍃 NATURAL GOODNESS: Farm-fresh veggies, fiber-packed grains, and powerful proteins—all staples in Black cuisine—nourish your body straight from Mother Earth! 🌱

🍠 ROOTED IN NUTRITION: Savor sweet potatoes, okra, and leafy greens bursting with vitamins and antioxidants. These aren't just side dishes; they're health warriors! 🛡️

🐟 OMEGA OCEANS: Seafood staples like salmon and mackerel, rich in Omega-3s, support heart health and glowing skin. Dive deep into flavor and health benefits! 🌊

🔥 SPICE IT UP: Herbs and spices in Black cooking aren't just about taste—they're about boosting metabolism, fighting inflammation, and enhancing overall wellness. A sprinkle of spice is a sprinkle of life! 🌶️

🌽 WHOLE GRAIN WONDER: Turn to traditional grains like millet and sorghum, offering a hearty source of fiber that aids digestion and keeps you energized for the challenges ahead! ⚡

🥘 SLOW COOKIN’ MAGIC: The low and slow cooking methods tenderize meat, preserve nutrients, and deepen flavors. Patience is tasty, y'all! 😋

💚 COMMUNITY SPIRIT: Sharing meals is at the heart of Black culinary practices, enriching our souls as much as our bodies. Sit down, laugh, and feast together—it's good for your health! 💞

Celebrate culture, embrace wellness, and taste the love in every dish. Let's raise our forks to the time-tested cuisine that keeps us STRONG, PROUD, and NOURISHED! 🎉💪🏾

Get cooking, share your favorite dishes, and tag a friend who needs a plate of pure delight! 😘👩🏾‍🍳

Guest Speaker
Sophie Hahn Berkeley City Council Member Candidate for Berkeley Mayor
at
BNAACP General Membership Meeting
Saturday. March 9 2024- 1pm., J.R.South Berkeley. Senior Center, 2939 Ellis St., Berkeley

Sunday, February 25, 2024, 12:30pm--- @ 14th & Franklin Streets in Oakland

Black Joy Parade 2024 | Oakland, CA Find the Joy in the Hustle! Join us for the largest free, family-friendly event of its kind in California. A parade and festival to celebrate the Black experience past, present and future. We invite you to come be present, be creative, be open and be free. It’s our 6th year as a volunteer-run orga...

BHM Celebration
"Village Rhythm Drumming"
Saturday, February 24, 11-12pm, North Berkeley Library, 1170 The Alameda, Berkeley

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Kid's Film & Craft
Central Library - Children's Library- 2090 Kittredge St./ Shattuck Ave., Berkeley
Wednesday, February 21, 3:30 - 4:30 pm
Come have Fun

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Register by February 20 to Vote
in March 5
Primary Election

Too many individuals and families, particularly in the Black community, face systemic obstacles that limit their opportunities for social and economic progress. Access to supportive programs and resources that can lead to greater equity and justice remains challenging, often due to a lack of awareness or availability in their communities.

Imagine a society where the barriers to social equity and justice are dismantled, and Black individuals and families have the support and resources they need to thrive. Visualize communities empowered with the tools and knowledge to promote sustained growth and equality for everyone.

Our organization is dedicated to bridging the gap between the need for social equity and the access to tools for achieving it. We provide comprehensive programs, education, and resources specifically designed to enhance the lives of Black individuals and families, paving the way toward a more just and equitable society.

WE ARE HEALTHY BLACK FAMILIES INC. and we create our narratives.

Join hands with The California Black Power Network CA Black Power Network & Healthy Black Families Inc. for a revolutionary act of empowerment. Your voice is your vote, and together, we can shape our future! Be part of our voter engagement campaign – let's canvass, connect, and create change.

Please join us for Monthly Meeting
Guest Speakers Council Member Kate Harrison & Physical Therapy Business Owner - Negenne
Saturday, February 10, 2024, 1 -3pm, at
Judge Ramsey South Senior Center, 2939 Ellis St.@ Ashby, in Berkeley