Join us on April 4 in Durham for an important event discussing Duke Energy's proposed coal-to-gas transition plan and its implications for North Carolina households. Duke Energy's plan not only threatens to increase air pollution and energy costs for our communities but also falls short of the state's original goal of reducing fossil fuel dependency by 2030. Instead […]
Join us at the 18th Annual NC Black Summit, April 25-26, 2024 in Raleigh. Together, let's ignite progress and demand the equity OUR communities deserve.
Join us in Raleigh on May 8 for Divine 9 Legislative Day, our chance to directly engage with the state's legislative leaders on urgent issues impacting OUR community, North Carolina.
Greensboro, Join us for our signature event series, Brunch and Ballots, on Saturday, May 11 at 11 a.m. This event will focus on how, together, we can build healthy communities and a healthy democracy through our elections, and provide unbiased help with Medicaid enrollment. Register today at http://NCBlackAlliance.org/BrunchBallots.
Join us May 20 for a virtual panel to examine the historical context of religion and politics and the current rise of spiritual persuasion in our democracy.
Asheville, join us for our signature event series, Brunch and Ballots, on Saturday, June 1st at 11 a.m. This event will focus on how, together, we can build healthy communities and a healthy democracy through our elections, and provide unbiased help with Medicaid enrollment. Register today at http://NCBlackAlliance.org/BrunchBallots
North Carolina Black Alliance is holding it's annual event series, Brunch and Ballots, in Greenville, June 22 at Third Street Academy.
Our 10ths Annual HBCU Think Tank will be July 28-30 at JCSU. This year's theme will build on last year's "Our Turn: The Story Continues" to educate attendees on the role of storytelling in organizing and advocacy work.
Join us on June 24th for a virtual panel to examine the historical context of religion and politics along with the current rise of spiritual persuasion in our democracy.
The Black Legal Network, a North Carolina Black Alliance (NCBA) initiative, is a loosely held network of individual attorneys connecting for pro bono project opportunities around redistricting and election protection work.
Join us on Sept. 16 for a virtual panel examining the historical context of religion and politics and the current rise of spiritual persuasion in our democracy.
Join us Saturday, September 28 for Rooted in Wellness - a statewide wellness day to bring communities closer to health-promoting resources.
