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    • Sponsorship Opportunities
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    • Convention Entertainment
    • NAACP Diversity Job Fair
    • NAACP 98th Annual Convention Highlights
  • NAACP Leadership 500 Summit
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Upcoming Events

July 12-17, 2008: 99^th Annual Convention - Cincinnati, OH

July 12-17, 2008: 99th Annual Convention - Cincinnati, OH

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Convention Speakers

	Julian Bond Chairman NAACP, National Board of Directors
	Roslyn M. Brock Vice Chair NAACP, National Board of Directors
	Dennis Courtland Hayes Interim President and CEO NAACP
	Bishop George W. C. Walker, Sr. Senior Bishop Zion Methodist Episcopal Church Religious Leaders Luncheon Keynote speaker Monday, July 14, 2008
	Honorable Nathaniel R. Jones Blank Rome LLP Clarence Mitchell Memorial Luncheon Speaker Monday, July 14, 2008
	Arlene Holt Baker Executive Vice President AFL-CIO Labor Luncheon Keynote Speaker Wednesday, July 16, 2008
	Honorable Mark Mallory Mayor City of Cincinnati Greetings Sunday, July 13, 2008
	Christopher Smitherman President Cincinnati NAACP Branch Greetings Sunday, July 13, 2008
	A'Lelia Bundles Author, journalist and network television executive WIN Empowerment Forum/Brunch Sunday, July 13, 2008
	Marilyn D. Johnson Vice President, Market Development IBM WIN Empowerment Forum/Brunch Sunday, July 13, 2008
	Dr. Nelson L. Adams President National Medical Association Health Symposium Keynote speaker Saturday, July 12, 2008

Convention Home

1. About the NAACP:
   1. Mission
   2. History
   3. Leadership
   4. Employment
   5. Publications & Resources
   6. Henry Lee Moon Library & Civil Rights Archives
2. Get Involved:
   1. Donate
   2. Membership
   3. Arrive with 5
3. Departments & Programs:
   1. Research, Advocacy, Training
   2. Legal
   3. Field Operations
   4. ACT-SO
   5. Development
   6. Prison Project
   7. Religious Affairs
   8. Women in the NAACP
   9. Youth & College
   10. Hollywood Bureau
   11. Washington Bureau
4. Youth Action:
   1. Youth & College
   2. NAACP ACT-SO
   3. Back To School/Stay In School
   4. Youth Entrepreneurial Institute
   5. Scholarship Information
5. Legal:
   1. History & Achievements
   2. Fields of Expertise
   3. Docket
   4. Amicus Briefs
   5. Awards
   6. Law Fellow Program
   7. Submit a Complaint
   8. Additional Resources
   9. Regional Oversight
   10. Publications
6. Policy & Advocacy:
   1. Education
   2. Economic Empowerment
   3. Health
   4. Criminal Justice
   5. Civic Engagement
   6. International Affairs
   7. Research
   8. Training
   9. StateNet Legislative Tracking Tool
7. News & Media:
   1. Press Releases
   2. The Crisis Magazine
   3. The NAACP Advocate
8. Events:
   1. NAACP 98th Annual Convention
   2. NAACP Leadership 500 Summit
   3. Image Awards