PARTNERSHIP WITH STORYCORP
For Juneteenth 2024, the NAACP Pittsburgh Branch partnered with StoryCorps to initiate a series of conversations featuring members of the NAACP Pittsburgh Branch. These discussions covered a wide array of topics including advocacy, life experiences, shared challenges, civil rights, and numerous other issues. Many of these profound conversations have been archived with StoryCorps, with select recordings also housed at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. We invite you to explore some of these compelling conversations below.
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Randall & Toccarra Williams
Randall S. Williams II (42) and his wife, Toccarra Williams (39), reflect on their relationship and careers in peer and recovery support services.
Rickquel Tripp and Sylvia Owusu-Ansah
Close friends and colleagues Sylvia Owusu-Ansah [no age given] and Rickquel Tripp [no age given] discuss how they met, how they support one another, the work that they do, the importance of representation in the medical community, as well as share stories on their partnership as Akoma United.
Leeretta Payne and President Daylon A. Davis
Friends Leeretta Payne [no age given] and Daylon A. Davis (30) discusses the Pittsburgh chapter of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People), as well city politics.
Tiffany & Elmira Sizemore
Daughter Tiffany Sizemore (46) and mother Elmira Essex-Sizemore (77) discuss Tiffany's legal career. After years of working as a public defender in Washington, D.C., Tiffany moved back to her hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and now serves as an Allegheny County judge.
President Daylon A. Davis and Former President Tim Stevens
Colleagues Daylon Davis (30) and Timothy "Tim" Stevens (79) discuss Tim’s notable roles as the youngest executive director of the NAACP Pittsburgh chapter, the Black Construction Coalition, BPEP, the Black Media Summit, and his views on the current American political climate.
2024 BRANCH ELECTIONS INFORMATION
Dear Members of the NAACP,
As we prepare to elect branch officers, it is crucial that we have your correct contact information to ensure your voice is heard. Please provide us with a current email address and/or cell phone number.
All branch elections are now administered by the NAACP National Office. Voting can only be done through an email address or cell phone number. In order to vote for local branch officers, you must use an email address or cell phone number that is registered with the national NAACP database. Landline phones cannot be used for voting.
Update or renew membership here: https://naacp.org/take-action/become-member
If you have questions, contact memberships.naacp.pittsburgh@gmail.com
Please attend the next General Membership Meeting at 7pm November 12, 2024, at Central Baptist Church, 2200 Wylie Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15219.
Sincerely,
NAACP Pittsburgh Branch
