The LexNAACP holds its General Membership Meeting on the second Monday of each month at the Black & Williams Neighborhood Center in Lexington, Kentucky. These meetings are an essential part of the organization's commitment to community engagement and advocacy. Members and interested individuals are encouraged to attend to stay informed about local initiatives, participate in discussions, and contribute to the organization's mission. Meetings begin promptly and provide a platform for community voices.
What to Expect
A formal meeting focused on community issues and organizational updates.
Who Should Attend
- LexNAACP members
- Community activists
- Local residents
- Interested citizens
Agenda Overview
Monthly meeting held on the second Monday.
Venue & Address
Organizer
LexNAACP · Organization
A local branch of the NAACP focused on civil rights and community advocacy.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are the meetings?
The second Monday of each month.
Where is it held?
Black & Williams Neighborhood Center, 498 Georgetown St.
Who can attend?
The meetings are open to the public.
Is there a fee?
No, these are community meetings.
What is the purpose?
To discuss local issues and organizational business.
Do I need to register?
No, you can just show up.
Tags
Community
Meeting
Lexington
NAACP
Civic
Summary
Monthly LexNAACP general membership meeting.
Reference:
lexnaacp.net
Highlights
- Community advocacy
- Civic engagement
- Monthly meeting
- Local organization
- Inclusive discussion
- Informative session
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