NAACP Las Vegas Branch #1111
Who We Are
Founded in 1928, the NAACP Las Vegas Branch is a civil rights organization rooted in legacy, service, advocacy, and community power. We organize members, committees, partners, and volunteers to advance justice and opportunity across Las Vegas.
Branch Identity
A Local Branch With a Long Civil Rights Legacy — and Work Happening Right Now.
NAACP Las Vegas Branch #1111 is part of the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization. Locally, the branch organizes members, committees, volunteers, partners, and community leaders to respond to the issues affecting Las Vegas.
Our identity is not only found in our history. It shows up in branch events, youth programming, community partnerships, Legal Redress, civic engagement, advocacy, and the people who continue to carry the work forward.
Founded in Las Vegas
Branch #1111 has been part of the civil rights story of Las Vegas for nearly a century.
19Working Committees
Committees are where members help move work forward through service, outreach, and public engagement.
MembersPowered by People
The branch is built by members, volunteers, partners, advocates, and community leaders.
Civil rights work is not abstract. It happens when people gather, organize, advocate, serve, and show up for one another.
What We Stand For
Civil Rights Work That Meets People Where They Are.
The NAACP Las Vegas Branch works across issues that affect daily life — justice, education, voting rights, housing, health, economic opportunity, youth leadership, and the ability of every person to live with dignity and equal protection.
Our Work
We organize, advocate, educate, and build power.
Our branch is not just a name or a meeting. It is a working structure of members, committees, volunteers, partners, and leaders who respond to community needs and help turn concern into organized action.
Justice
Supporting civil rights accountability, Legal Redress, public safety concerns, criminal justice work, and fair treatment under the law.
Legal Redress →Civic Power
Advancing voter education, civic engagement, public forums, issue awareness, and community participation in democracy.
View Initiatives →Youth Opportunity
Supporting students through ACT-SO, scholarships, education advocacy, leadership development, and cultural achievement.
Support ACT-SO →Community Leadership
Building pathways for members, volunteers, committee participants, partners, and residents to serve Las Vegas with purpose.
Find a Committee →How the Branch Works
Members Move the Mission. Committees Move the Work.
The NAACP Las Vegas Branch is built around membership, committee service, community partnerships, and organized action. People enter the branch through meetings, membership, volunteer service, partnerships, and issue-based work.
Membership
Members are the foundation of the branch. Joining the NAACP connects people to local civil rights work, branch meetings, committees, advocacy, and service opportunities.
Become a Member →Committees
Committees organize the work. Members support areas such as Legal Redress, education, ACT-SO, housing, economic development, health, criminal justice, communications, and civic engagement.
Find a Committee →Leadership
Branch leadership helps guide priorities, support committees, maintain structure, and keep the organization moving in alignment with the NAACP mission.
Meet Leadership →Action
The work shows up through events, campaigns, public forums, Legal Redress, youth programs, community education, voter engagement, and partnerships across Las Vegas.
Explore Initiatives →Start Here
Attend a General Membership Meeting.
One of the best ways to understand how the branch works is to attend a meeting, hear current updates, meet members, and learn where your time, voice, or resources can help.
In Practice
The structure exists to support real work in the community.
Membership, committees, leadership, and events all lead to the same purpose: showing up for Las Vegas with consistency, service, advocacy, and action.
Branch #1111
Our Legacy in Las Vegas
Nearly a Century of Civil Rights Work in Las Vegas.
The NAACP Las Vegas Branch was founded in 1928, during a period when Black residents and communities across the country were organizing for dignity, protection, opportunity, and equal rights.
That legacy continues today through Legal Redress, youth programs, civic engagement, committee work, public advocacy, community partnerships, and the everyday presence of members who choose to show up for Las Vegas.
Leadership & Service
The Branch Is Led by People and Powered by Committees.
Leadership provides direction, but the work moves through members, committees, volunteers, and partners. Whether you want to understand who guides the branch or where you can serve, these two pathways are the best next step.
Meet the Leaders Helping Guide the Work.
Learn more about the officers, executive leadership, and branch leadership structure helping support the mission, committees, members, and community priorities of NAACP Las Vegas Branch #1111.
View Leadership → Branch CommitteesFind the Committee Where Your Skills Can Serve.
Committees are where members help turn concern into action through Legal Redress, education, housing, economic development, health and wellness, communications, civic engagement, youth work, and more.
Find a Committee →Not sure where to begin?
Start with membership, then choose your pathway.
You do not need to know exactly where you fit before you join. Membership connects you to meetings, orientation, committees, and opportunities to serve.
Community Presence
We Do the Work With the Community, Not Apart From It.
NAACP Las Vegas Branch #1111 works alongside members, volunteers, civic partners, advocacy partners, education partners, union partners, event partners, corporate supporters, and community organizations to move civil rights work across Las Vegas.
How We Show Up
Partnership is not just sponsorship. It is shared work.
The branch collaborates with organizations and supporters around youth programs, civic engagement, education, Legal Redress, community events, workforce access, public advocacy, and long-term civil rights infrastructure.
Programs & Events
Supporting branch events, ACT-SO, scholarships, fundraisers, forums, community gatherings, and public-facing programs.
Advocacy & Civic Life
Working with civic, advocacy, and education partners around voter education, issue awareness, public policy, and community engagement.
Capacity & Support
Building relationships with corporate partners, institutions, supporters, and members who help strengthen the branch’s ability to serve.
Relationships connected to the work include:
Your Next Step
Now That You Know Who We Are, Find Your Place in the Work.
The NAACP Las Vegas Branch is built by people who choose to show up — as members, volunteers, committee participants, advocates, partners, donors, and community leaders. Your next step can be simple: join, attend, serve, or connect.