93rd State Convention
Join us in the fight
The NAACP is committed to dismantling and combating racism. We are addressing inequality to create a society where all have the opportunity to truly be free, have equity, and equality. We address the most pressing issues for Black and other underrepresented communities.
Ohio NAACP members transform Ohio and make a positive impact in advancing racial equity. As the oldest and boldest civil rights organization committed to antiracism, we address comprehensive racial justice issues.
We will accelerate the next milestones for Black Americans with your help. Equity and equality for blacks are possible.
Use your power, voice, and talents and join our network of activists dismantling structural racism.
We hope that you will contribute so that the Ohio Conference has the capacity and resources across the state of Ohio.
Donations to the NAACP Ohio are not tax deductible.
Our fight ensures that everyone has the right to vote. We ensure that the liberties and rights that the US Constitution and the Ohio Constitution list are the laws that are protected in Ohio through our communities, courts, and legislature. Our volunteers work hard to protect your rights.
Message from NAACP Ohio President Tom Roberts
Dear Members, Volunteers, Activists, and Friends:
Welcome to our website. We are in determined pursuit of our mission to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights for all people. We focus on eliminating hatred and racial discrimination.
We encourage you to read, volunteer, donate, and fight alongside us. We know that together we can overcome obstacles, encourage the community, and to work with the NAACP in our fight for equality, equity, and true freedom.
The Struggle Continues,
Tom Roberts – Ohio NAACP President
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The NAACP Ohio State Conference and Center for Environmental and Climate Justice continue to have concerns for community members who live in and near East Palestine who are impacted by the train disaster due to the derailment in their communities.
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