Tonight at 7PM ET, I’ll be live with Techsgiving talking about all things digital advocacy and engaging elected officials on behalf of NAACP Comms! With online platforms becoming one of the most effective tools for reaching and influencing elected officials, this session will explore how to use digital tools to amplify your voice, connect with lawmakers, and promote meaningful social change. Tune in below!

Aba Blankson, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer of the NAACP shares key leadership lessons with The Wall Street Journal in partnership with Deloitte. She emphasizes the importance of understanding organizational politics, collaborating with peers, and creating inclusive teams. Want more insights? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g6BrB5is

Happy Founders' Day to the men of #OmegaPsiPhi Fraternity, Inc!

Our President and CEO, Derrick Johnson, brought powerful insights to the #AFROTECH24 kickoff! In a dynamic fireside chat with Blavity Inc. Co-Founder Morgan DeBaun, he discussed the road ahead post-election and why the future of tech depends on the vision and drive of young Black innovators.

“This is the future of Civil Rights.” -President Derrick Johnson of the NAACP. I was proud to be in the building to witness this. This is our MOMENT and OUR TIME. We are YHWH’s people and we are KINGDOM BUILDERS. #AfroTECH2024

Excited to join the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences and the The Webby Awards jury. So prepare to be sick of me sending y'all reminders to submit the awesome work I see you posting here. (Early deadline is this Friday) The Internet is a wild and wonderful place and The Webby's celebrates the creative people and projects who make it so. I can't wait to amplify and hype up the content - websites, podcasts, videos, campaigns, etc. - that makes us think, share, and act. Get a head start on your Webby's submission here: https://lnkd.in/erv-_JPV

As election season wraps up, many of us are reflecting on the results and asking important questions about what comes next. I’m grateful for the reminders from mentors and friends to take time to rest, reflect, and imagine what’s possible, even as we prepare to protect our rights, organize around our goals, uplift new leaders, and turn local wins into impactful action. In this moment, I’m reminded of our shared strength and unity, especially as we face new challenges to civil and human rights. America will soon realize that we have more in common than we may know—and that common ground is where our progress begins. Thank you Democracy Now! Productions for having me on yesterday to discuss the impact of the racists text messages sent to students and young people across the country. The precedence that this type of behavior is telling of what is to come from the newly elected Trump administration. When people show you who they are . . . believe them the first time.

Happy Founders' Day to the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc!