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 Kwanzaa is the time of year when African Americans come together as a community to celebrate our culture and reaffirm our
African heritage.  It is done by reflecting, reassessing, rewarding and rejoicing in an atmosphere of peace, respect and unity.
Please come and bring people with you.  If possible, wear African attire.

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ALBEMARLE-CHARLOTTESVILLE NAACP BRANCH MEETING

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 – 7 P.M.

J.P. BURLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER

901 ROSE HILL DRIVE (Please access the Media Center by turning in to Burley at the big white rock- drive around to the back of the building by the cafeteria).

CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY COUNCILWOMON KATHY GALVIN will present an update on the Strategic Investment Area (SIA). The presentation will include information on the New Hill Community Development Corporation.  Both the New Hill Community Development Corporation and the SIA deal with the legacy of urban renewal and its destructive consequences to the African American community.

Electric.ai provides a $1000 for those interested in an IT career path, for any high school or university student in the United States, which will be beneficiary for students.

Check out the scholarship they just rolled out:  https://www.electric.ai/mobile-device-innovation

For questions, contact Abigail Perry at abigailperry159@gmail.com

The Albemarle-Charlottesville Branch of the NAACP would like to thank our Charlottesville, and surrounding communities, for your show of support at our Friday, September 27th banquet. This was a very special night for our community. The J.P. Burley/UVA “HIDDEN NURSES” were honored – 17 of the nurses were in attendance. The tribute to the nurses was presented by Mrs. Marcha Payne Howard, the daughter of one of the hidden nurses – Mrs. Catherine Payne,, and was followed by a thank you song “Choice of Color”, sung by Ms. Tonia Ray.

We thank the University of Virginia School of Nursing for playing a major role in bring this project to a reality.

Another highlight of the evening was the presentation by our keynote speaker, Dr. Marcus Martin.

For those in attendance – we sincerely thank you!

JOIN US, BECAUSE – OUR WORK CONTINUES!

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