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Faith leaders have always played a vital role in strengthening our communities and speaking to the moral issues of our time.
—Jun 08 2026Faith leaders have always played a vital role in strengthening our communities and speaking to the moral issues of our time. As laws and policies continue to evolve, it is important that clergy and faith-based organizations understand how those changes may affect their work and the people they serve. Join NAN President Rev. Al Sharpton, […]
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—Jun 02 2026As Federal Immigration Authorities Escalate Tensions in Newark, NAN and Elected Leaders Draw a Clear Line: They Will Not Be Silenced Newark, NJ (June 1, 2026) – As the Newark community continues to confront the ongoing crisis surrounding Delaney Hall, the National Action Network (NAN) remains fully committed to protecting the progress achieved through collective action, principled advocacy, and […]
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Alabama voters, today is Primary Election Day.
—May 20 2026We encourage every eligible voter to make your voice heard at the polls. Elections have consequences, and civic participation remains one of the most powerful tools we have to shape the future of our communities. If you need assistance getting to the polls or experience issues while voting, support resources are available. Stay informed, stay […]
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ACLU of South Carolina, and National Action Network for “Drawing Democracy: Artists, Power & Redistricting
—May 20 2026Calling all artists, creatives, cultural leaders, and advocates. Join New Disabled South Rising, the ACLU of South Carolina, and National Action Network for “Drawing Democracy: Artists, Power & Redistricting,” a virtual briefing and action conversation focused on the fight for fair representation and protecting voting rights. Artists have always played a critical role in movements […]
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We Celebrate the Life, Legacy, & Enduring Impact of Malcolm X
—May 20 2026Today, we celebrate the life, legacy, and enduring impact of Malcolm X on what would have been his 101st birthday. Malcolm X challenged America to confront injustice directly and reminded generations that education, truth, dignity, and self-determination are essential in the fight for freedom. His words and work continue to inspire movements for justice, accountability, […]
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National Action Network Senior Vice President Ebonie Riley Joins All Roads Lead South Voting Rights Mobilization Rally and March
—May 20 2026National Action Network Senior Vice President Ebonie Riley joined leaders, organizers, clergy, and advocates in Montgomery, Alabama this weekend for the All Roads Lead South Voting Rights Mobilization Rally and March. NAN’s Alabama Chapter was also on the ground, alongside NAN staff members Trudy Grant and Deymen Byam, continuing the organization’s longstanding commitment to protecting […]
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Answer the call to gather, grow, and be renewed at the 2026 Hampton University Ministers Conference!
—May 12 2026Register now before May 15th at a discounted price! home.hamptonu.edu/minconf Featuring Rev. Dr. Tellis Chapman and Senior Statesman Rev. Al Sharpton, this sacred gathering continues Hampton’s legacy of strengthening the Black church nationwide. Under the theme, “The Church, Commissioned To Be Counter Cultural,” #HUMC brings together pastors, ministry leaders, and Choir Guild members for a […]
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Greater Memphis Chapter | DEFEND DISTRICT 9
—May 05 2026NAN Greater Memphis is mobilizing for fair representation and the protection of District 9 as Tennessee enters a critical special session. This is about more than lines on a map, it is about power, history, and the right of Black Tennesseans to be heard. Join us Tuesday, May 5th at 12 noon in Nashville as […]
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The Nassau County Chapter of the National Action Network
—May 02 2026The Nassau County Chapter of the National Action Network held its latest meeting centered on the critical issue of Rebuilding Life After Incarceration, bringing together community leaders, advocates, and voices committed to second chances, restoration, and real pathways forward. The gathering created space for meaningful dialogue around the challenges formerly incarcerated individuals face, including barriers […]
