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Resolutions Library

Each year during the National Convention, NAACP members establish critical policy and program priorities for the upcoming year.

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Delegates attending the 116th NAACP Convention will vote on resolutions that will be reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors in October 2025.

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Civic Engagement

NAACP Resolution for the Restoration of Voting Rights for Ex-Offenders

Year

2007

Civic Engagement

NAACP Resolution for Comprehensive Election Reform

Year

2007

Civic Engagement

In Support of Full Voting Rights for the Citizens of the District of Columbia

Year

2007

Civic Engagement

The Road Home Program Application Deadline is July 31, 2007

Year

2007

Civic Engagement

NAACP Supports the Severance of the United States' Government Relations with the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Until Such Time as the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Restores Full Tribal Citizenship to the Cherokee Freedmen

Year

2007

Civic Engagement

NAACP Resolution for the Automatic Restoration of voting, Civic Engagement, Education and Employment Rights for Ex-Offenders

Year

2007

Civic Engagement

NAACP Advocates the Presidential Medal of Freedom be Presented to the Families of James Chaney, Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman

Year

2006

Civic Engagement

In Support of Elected Congressional Representatives with Full Voting Rights for all Citizens of the United States, Including Residents of the District of Columbia

Year

2006

Civic Engagement

Re-affirming Support of Full Voting for all Citizens of the United States, Including the Residents of the District of Columbia

Year

2006

Civic Engagement

Home Rule

Year

2006

Civic Engagement

Greater Access to the Ballot Through Vote-By-Mail and Other Technologies

Year

2006