The NAACP Middletown Branch is deeply disturbed and outraged by the recent incident in which a young Black man, a recent immigrant from West Africa and a member of the Middletown community, was allegedly shot in the back by John Reilly, Highway Superintendent for the Town of Chester.
On the agenda: Officer and committee reports, Preparation for the NAACP National Convention, Updates to the NAACP bylaws, and a presentation from State President L. Joy Williams sharing her vision for the work ahead
NAACP New York State Conference Meeting: Sat, May 10, 2025 Read More »
Cindy-Lee Dorcely, president of the NAACP Middletown Branch, gave a rousing speech in Goshen on April 26, 2025.
Cindy-Lee Dorcely Speech to Speak Out Democracy Read More »
Presented in partnership with the City of Middletown Juneteenth Celebration
June 19: Minority Business Showcase Read More »
MIDDLETOWN, NY – The NAACP Middletown, NY Branch Youth and Young Adult Committee invites area youth and young adults to join our first Chat Session.
The NAACP is working to identify and understand key health indicators in our communities nationwide, and has partnered with Sanofi to collect information via the ACE Your Health Community Wellness Survey.
Take the ACE Your Health Community Survey! Read More »
NAACP and allied organizations file to stop Trump from dismantling the Department of Education, arguing the President does not have that authority.
NAACP sues to halt Trump education cuts Read More »
Join the NAACP Middletown Branch for a town hall meeting focused on local youth and young adults and the issues impacting them.
LET’S CHAT: An open forum for youth and young adults Read More »
On Tuesday, March 4, 2025, representatives from the Middletown NAACP lobbied elected officials in Albany to support the NAACP’s legislative priorities.
Middletown NAACP at Lobby Day in Albany 2025 Read More »
The NAACP community mourns the loss of “Mama Dukes,” one of our fiercest leaders, who passed away at the age of 92 on March 1, 2025. The NAACP New York State Conference has created a web page to submit reflections and remembrances, and ask that all such communication be sent using that form. The message
Celebrating the life, leadership, and legacy of Dr. Hazel N. Dukes Read More »
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