Returning to Johnson C. Smith, the 10th Annual HBCU Think Tank focused on the role of storytelling in organizing, community engagement, and movement building.
Back Where It Started: 10th Annual HBCU Think Tank
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Youth Engagement Blog
The Importance of Culturally Competent Care
Healthcare workers must be representative of their patients in hopes of changing perspectives on patient-provider experiences.
Civil rights, pro-democracy groups file lawsuit against youth voting restrictions
Senate Bill 747 places undue burdens on college-aged voters by severely limiting same-day registration and increasing the risk of disenfranchisement.
Our Turn: The Story Continues Focus of HBCU Think Tank
The 9th Annual HBCU Think Tank took place on the NC A&T State University campus and focused on the theme “Our Turn: The Story Continues,” emphasizing the importance of storytelling and its role in politics and social justice.
Youth Voter Engagement Team Attend #PeopleOverPolitics Rally
Our Youth Voter Engagement team members attended CommonCause’s #PeopleOverPolitics rally in Washington, DC, to advocate against Moore v. Harper.
NCBA Supports BVM Water Collection Event at NC A&T
The North Carolina Black Alliance supported Black Voters Matter and North Carolina A&T State University in a water collection event addressing the environmental justice crisis in Jackson, MS.
NCBA Hosts 12th Annual Camp Lead-Up
Over forty counselors and campers convened on UNC Charlotte’s campus to enjoy a weeklong experience during Camp Lead-Up. Sponsored by the NC Black Alliance, Camp Lead-Up is a six-day summer institute for young leaders.