Membership

VISION

Developing a New Generation of Civil Rights and Community Leaders

OBJECTIVES

young people with personal and leadership development training
Provide Proactive political and community activism
Public awareness of the necessity of positive youth engagement

ISSUES

Students have always been at the forefront of most major social movements. From the Civil Rights Movement of the 60’s to the anti-apartheid movement of the 1980’s, student activism has forced society and the world to change.

NAACP youth units across America are engaged in social justice activism addressing issues at the local, state and national level.

The primary focus issues for the Division are the following:

Economic Development
Education
Health
Juvenile Justice
Voter Empowerment

A continued focus of the Trenton NAACP Youth Council is to inspire and motivate our youth to develop positive relationships within the community.

Lessons:

Civic

Homelessness

Democracy

Financial Awareness

Youth Empowerment

Vision, Objectives, & Issues

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If you are interested in joining the Trenton NAACP Youth Council, please do not hesitate to purchase a membership by printing and mailing the membership form attached to the join now button below with your payment. Please make checks payable to Trenton NAACP Youth Council.

PLEASE SELECT A MEMBERSHIP TYPE:

Youth Memberships

Youth w/o The CRISIS Magazine $10 annually – ages 20 and under

Youth w/The CRISIS Magazine $15 annually – ages 20

Junior Life $100 – $25 or more annually 4 years ages 14 to 20.

Bronze Life $400 - $50 or more annually for 8 years – ages 14 to 20

Print The Membership Form and mail to:

Trenton NAACP Youth Council

P.O. Box 23061

Trenton, NJ 08607

Why should you join the Trenton NAACP Youth Council?

…because it was the YOUTH that fought for our Civil Rights in the 1960’s; it was the YOUTH who protested and boycotted against the Jim Crow laws; it was the YOUTH who stood against apartheid in the 1980’s; it was the YOUTH who forced society and the world to change; and, today, we need our YOUTH to lead and pave the way for the next generations, as our forefathers did for us!