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Alice Huffman and NAACP Region 1 Leaders
The NAACP San Diego Branch held its 34th Annual Freedom Fund Dinner on November 17, 2007 at the Doubletree Hotel in Mission Valley. California State NAACP President Alice A. Huffman brought the keynote address which was overwhelmingly received and inspired all in attendance.
As Chairperson of the Dinner Committee, I noted that previous dinner program booklets had the history of the National NAACP but nothing about the San Diego Branch. I contacted SDSU Librarian Robert Fikes, Jr. to see if he had any information about how and when we actually started, who was involved, past activities, the past presidents, etc.
Read the history of San Diego NAACP
Photo Gallery: Exclusive Screening of the Bill Duke film 'Cover'
The California State Conference of the NAACP and Redwood Palms Pictures hosted an exclusive screening of the Bill Duke film 'Cover'. The film featured a host of veteran actors, including Vivica A. Fox, Leon and Louis Gossett, Jr. The film is a murder mystery that addresses the issue of "the down low", a social more that is considered one of the causes for the spread of HIV/AIDS. Legendary film producer Bill Duke (X-Men, Get Rich or Die Tryin' Car Wash) says he chose to team up with the NAACP because of the their long history of advocating for social issues and the last movie the NAACP endorsed, ‘Crash’, won numerous awards and accolades. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, other elected officials and dignitaries joined the California NAACP president Alice Huffman and National Board Member Willis Edwards at the Crest Theatre in Sacramento for the private screening. The film ;Cover will officially become released on February 22, 2008.
California State Conference Meeting Dates 2009 & 2010
Annual Legislative Day At The Capitol
On May 24, 2010, join the California NAACP's statewide membership for a powerful day of grassroots advocacy. Community and youth leaders will travel to meet with the Governor and Members of the California Legislature. Our agenda will focus on information lawmaker about our policy concerns on critical civil rights and social justice issues of the day.