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The NAACP Image Awards 2014

Greetings!

The University of Georgia Chapter of the National Assosciation for the Advancement of Colored people will be holding its 4th Annual Image Awards on April 9th, 2013 at 7:00pm in Tate Grand Hall located on UGA's Campus. The Purpose of the Image Awards is to recognize students, faculty, and community members who have shown exemplary commitment to social justice, diversity, and equality in the Athens- Clark County community. This year the theme is Persevering to Honor Our Legacy.

Contribution

 

Historically, the National Association of Colored People has worked tirelessly to improve
economic, political, social, and educational conditions for people of color for over a century. The
UGA Chapter of NAACP is charged with carrying out the same mission both on the University
of Georgia campus and in the Athens community. Our chapter has a rich history and legacy,
having been named the number two youth chapter in the nation in 2006, and the top youth
chapter in the U.S 2007. Our chapter is comprised of student leaders who work, not only for the advancement of people of color, but also for people and organizations throughout the campus. This year alone, we’ve hosted an array of events including voter registration drives and a unity barbeque for students. Because executing an event of such magnitude requires resources, we would like to extend to you the opportunity to join the NAACP by purchasing an advertisement for the image awards. For more information or to download the donation packet, use the link provided below. Thanks for your consideration.

 

Nominations

There can be no Image Awards without first acquiring nominees. What individual or organization have you witnessed exemplifying social justice, equality, and diversity? You can answer these questions and make your nominations using the link below. Nominee must be a student/ organization in good standing with the University of Georgia, an employee of the University of Georgia, or a member of the Athens Community in good civic standing.

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