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Stop Dirty Data Centers
The NAACP has been working with communities across the country that stand to experience the negative impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. Using policy, the courts, and advocacy, we are committed to making sure the harms to residents and the environment don't outweigh the proposed benefits.
Make Health Equitable
We've traveled across the country with our partner, Sanofi, to collect data and real-life experiences about health at the community level. Those insights will drive the solutions our communities need to improve health outcomes.
Hold Elected Officials Accountable
The safety of our people and our children are not partisan issues. They are as American as our democracy, the Constitution, and yes — even apple pie. These fundamental values should never be bargaining chips as elected officials shape federal policies and agencies.
We mobilize voters
In the most consequential election in memory, it was essential for Black people to vote in massive numbers in 2022. And vote we did. NAACP played a crucial role, partnering with the data science firm GSSA to develop new tools and strategies for voter education and turnout in the midst of an ongoing pandemic. We built our program using cutting-edge data science combined with the engine of traditional organizing: the power of person-to-person connection.
Advocacy in action: Environment and climate justice
Through outreach and training, we engaged Black coal miners, meat packers, and steelworkers with union and labor organizations to discuss the priorities of Black workers and families to ensure a just transition to a renewable energy economy.