AC Branch of NAACP Prepares for Education, Health cuts in Trump's New "Big" Bill
NAACP local branch committee chairs discussed implications of Donald Trumps "Big" bill.
Civic Engagement with Raymond Tyler
Atlantic City Focus Executive Editor Raymond Tyler Interviews interviews community leaders to discuss civic engagement issues in his brand new podcast Civic Engagement with Raymond Tyler.
Yolanda Melville of NJ Division on Civil Rights Addresses AC Branch of the NAACP
Want to learn the history of the NJ Division on Civil Rights and what they investigate regarding criminal and civil violations? Watch the video inside.
The NAACP Hosts Candidates Night for June Primary Elections
Candidates included incumbent Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. and his opponent, as well as candidates for the New Jersey general assembly, Atlantic County Commissioner, Atlantic City's City Council.
The NJ African American Chamber Of Conference Hosts A 2025 Governors Candidate's Panel at The State Of Black New Jersey Summit
The primary election is scheduled for June 10, 2025.
Sean Spiller: “It’s Time to Fight for the Working Class”
Educator and Former Montclair Mayor Says He’s the Only Gubernatorial Candidate Not Backed by Political Bosses or Corporate Donors
Congressman Van Drew Releases Statement on the Passage of the Reconciliation Package through the House
Van Drew said he made the statement, in part, to set the record straight about H.R. 1, the budget reconciliation.
Speaker Coughlin Releases Statement on House Passage of GOP Budget Bill
Coughlin issued a statement critical of the Republican-sponsored budget bill and his Republican counterparts.
The Rev. Collins A. Days Meets the Community, Discusses Run for County Commissioner
The Rev. Collins A. Days took time to share his experience, answer questions and discuss solutions with the community.
The NAACP - Atlantic City Branch Welcomes Indivisible Atlantic City to Monthly Meeting
The NAACP-Atlantic City Branch regularly meets at Atlantic Cape Community College-Atlantic City Campus on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. All our welcome but membership is encouraged.