The Doxx Effect is a free leadership development session hosted by NAACP AOWSAC on December 6, 2025, equipping Executive Committee members with tools to respond to doxxing, digital threats, family harassment, and identity theft. This Train the Trainers session helps civil rights leaders advocate safely and strategically.
The 2026 LGBTQ Policy Agenda Think Tank Sessions are two community-centered strategy sessions hosted by NAACP AOWSAC with the Black Prisoners Caucus and SURGE on December 21 and 28, 2025. Political Analyst NiRae Petty and NAACP LGBTQ Chair Deaunte Damper lead discussions to finalize legislative priorities for Black and Queer communities.
The 2026 LGBTQ Policy Agenda Think Tank Session is hosted by NAACP AOWSAC in collaboration with the Black Prisoners Caucus and SURGE on December 28, 2025. Political Analyst NiRae Petty and NAACP LGBTQ Chair Deaunte Damper facilitate a community-centered session to shape legislative priorities for Black and Queer communities.
The 2026 LGBTQ Policy Agenda Think Tank Sessions are hosted by NAACP AOWSAC in collaboration with the Black Prisoners Caucus and SURGE on December 21 and 28, 2025. Facilitated by NiRae Petty and Deaunte Damper, these sessions co-develop legislative priorities that center Black and Queer community voices for the 2025–2027 policy agenda.
The State of Black Alaska Town Hall Part I is a free hybrid event hosted by NAACP AOWSAC on January 3, 2026, in Anchorage and via Zoom. Featuring Alaska State Senators Elvi Gray-Jackson and Löki Tobin, the town hall identifies community priorities and legislative advocacy goals for Black Alaskans in 2026.
The AOWSAC NAACP Executive Board Quarterly Zoom Meeting on January 15, 2026 brings Executive Board members together virtually to align on priorities and review progress for the new year. Connection details are distributed to board members prior to the meeting.
The Greater Everett MLK Community Celebration 2026 honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a two-day event on January 18–19, 2026. The celebration includes a Sunday worship experience at First Presbyterian Church and a Monday march and rally at Everett Memorial Stadium, featuring keynote speaker Dr. Yvonne Terrell-Powell.
The 2026 State of Black Oregon Townhall is a free hybrid event on January 20, 2026, hosted by NAACP AOWSAC in Salem, OR and via Zoom. State legislators including Sen. Lew Frederick, Rep. Shannon Isadore, and Rep. Travis Nelson join the community to address concerns and legislative solutions for Black Oregonians.
Higher Ground: Securing Black Academic Futures is a free virtual community conversation hosted by NAACP AOWSAC on January 29, 2026. College presidents from Pierce College and Renton Technical College join the discussion on strategies to advance Black student success in higher education.
The NAACP Alaska Black History Month Community Events Series brings together cultural, educational, civic, and economic empowerment programs across Alaska throughout February 2026, with events in Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks, and statewide.
The Financial Literacy Workshop Series: Psychology of Finances is a free virtual event hosted by Millennia Ministries and NAACP Snohomish County on February 4, 2026. VP Branch Manager Michael Chong leads the final session on healing after financial trauma and how stress and emotions shape money decisions.
Financial Stewardship 201 is a free four-part virtual series hosted by NAACP Snohomish County and Millennia Ministries, covering budgeting, saving, investing, and generational wealth. Sessions run February 11 through March 4, 2026 via Zoom, led by financial professional Michael White.
2026 State Convention
Portland is calling. Join the Pacific Northwest NAACP movement.
September 11-13, 2026
Portland, Oregon
The Porter Portland • 1355 SW 2nd Ave, Portland OR 97201
$175/night - Book by August 21 for convention rate
Three days of strategy, workshops, keynotes, and networking bringing together delegates and leaders from Alaska, Oregon, and Washington.
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