On February 2, join a virtual screening of the new documentary, “Left Behind,” hosted by Debbie Meyer, chair of the NAACP Mid-Manhattan Branch Education Committee! The screening takes place in your own home on Monday, Feb 2 at 6:00 PM. Registration is required to participate: Click here to register. “Left Behind” tells the story of […]
“Left Behind” virtual screening on February 2 Read More »
Presented by Rural & Migrant Ministry – Demonstration in Chester, NY opposing a proposed ICE detention facility
Rally against ICE in Orange County: 1/29/26 Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 16, 2026 Contact: Cindy-Lee Dorcely, President – naacpmiddletown@gmail.com NAACP Middletown Branch stands in opposition to proposed ICE Warehouse in Chester, NY MIDDLETOWN, NY – The NAACP Middletown Branch adds its voice to the massive public outcry against the proposal to add an ICE processing facility in the Village of Chester. As
Join the NAACP Middletown Branch and guest speaker Crystal Guiga, Esq, for a conversation about estate planning for people of color.
Next Meeting: Jan 20, 2026 Read More »
The NAACP Middletown Branch will meet in-person on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
Join us in person on December 16! Read More »
The NAACP Middletown Branch and NAACP Sullivan County Branch will host a gathering on December 6, 2025 to show support for New York Attorney General Letitia James.
HANDS OFF TISH: Join us in Middletown Dec 6 Read More »
As a potential government shutdown looms and Congress considers a funding proposal, the NAACP has issued a clear and simple statement: Congress should not vote yes on any proposal that doesn’t protect Americans’ access to healthcare.
NAACP National tells Congress: No Healthcare? No Vote! Read More »
Join us in Circleville Park in Wallkill for free food and drink, music, games, sports, and family fun!
July 26: 2nd Annual Youth Kickback in Circleville Park Read More »
Presented in partnership with the City of Middletown Juneteenth Celebration
June 19: Minority Business Showcase 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 »
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 »
Senator James Skoufis presented the branch with an Empire Award recognizing our contributions to the community.
State Senator Skoufis presents Middletown NAACP with Empire Award Read More »
With the 2024 US Election just over a month away, the NAACP will present a series of Civic Engagement training activities and activations in the coming weeks. See the list below for details, and click the name of each training activity to sign up. Civic Engagement Messaging, Research, and Activations Launch • Tuesday, October 1st at
Upcoming Civic Engagement Trainings from NAACP Read More »
A public Zoom call on August 16, 2024 will focus on issues around prostate cancer and men’s health
“Breaking Bias” prostate cancer webinar Aug 16, 2024 Read More »
The NAACP will host a nationwide all-unit call on Tuesday, August 6 at 7:30 PM regarding Project 2025 and its many threats to Black Americans and to NAACP priorities.
NAACP Webinar: Project 2025 Read More »
Join us in Wallkill’s Circleville Park on July 28 from 1:00 to 5:00 for food, fun, and more!
Save the Date: Youth Cookout July 28! Read More »
Come and see the Middletown NAACP at the Hudson Valley’s largest LGBTQ+ Pride celebration!
Join us June 9 at Warwick Pride! Read More »
2024 will be one of the most consequential elections of our lives, and the NAACP is working at every level to maximize voter participation, especially among people of color. Here in Orange County, the Middletown NAACP is planning a full year of activities to: Register eligible voters Educate and inform our communities about candidates and
Volunteers needed to get out the vote! Read More »
Since pandemic protections were lifted, more than ten million Americans have been kicked off Medicaid. At least 54% of them are people of color. The NAACP is taking action.
Hands off our healthcare: Millions losing Medicaid Read More »
NAACP Middletown President Gail Jeter sat down with Yaa Yaa Whaley-Williams at Sadie’s Books and Beverages in Middletown to talk about Black history.
Behind the Bookstore with Gail Jeter Read More »
Individual tickets go on sale 8/15
