National Association for the Advancement

“Naacp has member who pay dues.”

“The members elect the governing body.”

“ALFRED RUCKS”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the audit committee for its comments and corrections if necessary.”

“Naacp reviews the conflict of interest statements and monitors compliance with the policy.”

“The decisions involving compensation of the chief executive officer are made by the board of director's executive committee.”

“The governing documents are made available to the public once approved by the executive director or the organization's designated member of management.”

“The tax return was amended to reflect the audited financial statements and name change.”

“Economic development-the naacp economic program recognizes the importance of the economy and economic issues in advancing the equal opportunity society and aims to address the challenging economic realities facing our country (e.g. Disproportionate high unemployment, poverty, and foreclosures, etc.) research and policy-this division was created in 2005 to provide research and to develop the naacp policy on public policy issues affecting people of color in the united states. Health-the naacp health program promotes equality in health care for african americans and seeks to address the disparities between the quality of care received by african americans and other groups. Human rights and voting rights-the human rights project seeks to apply an human righs norm and utilizes international forums to raise issues of concertn to the naacp,such as disenfranchisement of persons with felony convictions, and the impact of global warming and environmental degradation of communities of color. Education-the fundamental goal of the naacp education program advocacy agenda is to provdie all students access to quality education. Climate justice-this program seeks to reduce racial disparties among communities affected by natural disasters, environmental pollution, an other characteristics of global warming. Criminal justice-the progam promotes alliances,legislation, and initiatives that positively impact inmate recidivism, ex-felon reenfranchisement, and reemployment, and racial disparities within the criminal justice system.”

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