Mississippi NAACP, Jackson, MS Videos

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🗳️ Today is Election Day! Exercise your civic duty and make your voice heard. Your power is at the ballot! 🗣️✅ #YourPowerISattheBallot #MSElections #YourVoteYourVoice #ElectionDay #CivicDuty #GetOutTheVote

Hospitals and medical facilities provide care for the sick and needy, provide jobs, and pump money into the community. Healthcare expansion in the state is a popular topic in this year’s governor election, and voting is the only way to choose how you want the policy to be written.

High Schooler, Antwone Peters on his first experience with the NAACP Youth and College.

Youth and College director Wisdom Cole on the engagement of our young people striving for progress in the upcoming election. #ThrivingTogether

NAACP members eagerly entering the Environmental and Climate Justice Luncheon to sit and listen to a critical conversation on environmental and climate justice with Mrs. Kathy Egland and Heather McTeeter Toney. #ThrivingTogether

The Youth and College members learned what it means to be a part of an organization fighting for their rights and issues that they care about. Derrick Lewis, NAACP Field Manager, kicked off the first session with background information and encouragement to help grow the membership, voter turnout, and member participation. #ThrivingTogether

Terry Wynn expressed his gratitude and appreciate for the information and resources shared by the Disaster Response and Recovery panel. #ThrivingTogether

Membership Luncheon
Reverend Capers says he’s leaving this luncheon both motivated and inspired to continue the NAACP’s mission and goals alongside those who work diligently here in Mississippi towards a more equitable and just society.

Joan Garner enjoyed the talks about self care and taking control of your finances. She plans to take the tools home and prepare more for the future.

Ja’Landra Harris’ greatest takeaways were the tips to improve daily-life decisions.

Join us at the 'After the Storm' workshop, as we explore the crucial roles of faith-based, non-governmental organizations, and the community in disaster response and recovery. #thrivingtogether

The NAACP audience members were enthralled in the kickoff luncheon of the NAACP State Convention. Alexis Moore is particularly encouraged by the support and movement of the young vote.

Your voice matters. Your voice counts. Vote for the change you want to see today. You have the power. ✊🏾 Exercise your power on November 7th and vote. - Dr. Rev. Robert James, MS NAACP State Conference president.

📢 We're thrilled to announce One Voice as a vital sponsor for our upcoming convention in Jackson, MS, on November 2-4. Their work in advocating for positive change in Mississippi is truly remarkable. Join us for an event that's set to make a powerful impact! Thank you, One Voice MS, for your support. 🙌🏾

Mississippi Economic Inclusion Coalition is joining us as a sponsor for our upcoming convention in Jackson, MS, on November 2-4. Their commitment to economic equity is making a real impact. Get ready for a transformative event! Thank you, Mississippi Economic Inclusion Coalition, for your support.

We're honored to have the Southern Poverty Law Center as a sponsor for our upcoming convention in Jackson, MS, on November 2-4. Their tireless efforts in promoting justice and equality are truly inspiring. Join us for an event that's sure to leave a lasting impact! Thank you, Southern Poverty Law Center, for your support.🙌🏾

We are proud to have the Institute of the Advancement of Minority Health on board as a sponsor for our upcoming convention in Jackson, MS, on November 2-4. Their dedication to promoting health equity is truly commendable. Join us for an event that's sure to make a difference! Thank you, Institute of the Advancement of Minority Health!

We're thrilled to announce that Fwd.us is a key sponsor of our upcoming convention in Jackson, MS, on November 2-4. Their commitment to positive change and progress is inspiring! Thank you, FWD.us, for your support.

Big shoutout to Chrome Strategic Partners! We're thrilled to have them as sponsors for our upcoming convention in Jackson, MS, on November 2-4. Their support is fueling our event's success. Prepare for an amazing experience, and let's make it happen together! 💪🏾 Visit naacpms.org/convention for more info.

We're thrilled to announce that Cadence Bank is joining us as a proud sponsor for our upcoming convention in Jackson, MS, November 2-4. Get ready to be part of something incredible! Thank you, Cadence Bank, for your support. #Mississippi #MSNAACP

Safeguard democracy with a single call! ☎️ Our Election Protection Hotline is here to ensure your vote is secure and counted. Every vote counts. Contact 1-888-601-VOTE if needed. #ReClaimingOurPower #ElectionProtection2023 #MSElections

Our upcoming convention just got even more thrilling with our newest sponsor, AT&T! Brace yourself for an amazing experience, thanks to their incredible support.

MS NAACP State Conference and Care4MS coalition want to shine a light on the thousands of Mississippians living in a healthcare coverage gap. Mississippians are literally dying to get to medical care. If you fit in this healthcare gap, we want to hear your story! Contact NAACP Story Banker, Tyriney Marshall at [email protected] to lend your voice.

99,000-- that's the number of Mississippians without realistic access to health insurance without Medicaid expansion. This is Ms. Jenkin's story. Visit, care4mississippi.org for more information. #Mississippi #MedicaidExpansion #Medicaid #Healthcare #care4mississippi

UP NEXT: Join the MS NAACP State Conference leadership and organizers Dr. Corey Wiggins, Matthew Campbell, Jamil Johnson, and LaRhonda Odom as they discuss the work that is being done throughout the state of Mississippi and plans to continue to fight forward. The session begins at 11:30 AM.