NAACP community economic development of the people, by the people and for the people

Article Abstract:

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's (NAACP) Fair Share Program has established Community Economic Development Resource Centers in five US states. The goal of the program is to help economically depressed black neighborhoods help themselves. NAACP provides information on how to start businesses, and finances them, after establishing the needs and wants of a particular community. The centers are evaluated regularly to monitor progress, and feedback shows that the centers. The projects are successful because the controllers are also the beneficiaries.

Management, Evaluation, Community development, Community centers

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NAACP launches economic reciprocity initiative focused on the hotel and lodging industry

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African Americans spend a substantial amount of their money on hotels each year, yet a survey revealed that these lodging industries do not employ African Americans for high-level service jobs. This observation prompted the Economic Reciprocity Initiative which aims to invoke Black consumer awareness of the existing lack of reciprocity. It also aims to demand equal opportunities for African Americans to hold high positions in the lodging industry. The movement is the first in a series of planned actions all geared towards equity for all Blacks in all industries.

United States, Prevention, Employment, African Americans, Hotels and motels, Employment discrimination, Race discrimination

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Spotlight on youth: NAACP youth & college division mobilizes nation's young people for non-violence

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A national campaign led by African American youth for the promotion of peace and prevention of violence took place in several states including New York, Connecticut, Dallas, TX, Indiana, Virginia, Memphis,TN, New Jersey and Miami, FL. The activities varied from a march around the neighborhood to leadership training workshops, distribution of books authored by African Americans, educational activities such as preparation for Scholastic Aptitude Tests, and AIDS awareness seminars, among others. The aim was to replace violence with worthwhile youth activities.

Demonstrations and protests, Youth, African American youth, Crime prevention

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