With HUGE thanks to all the community members who donated over $1000 to make this possible, we are happy to report that we brought about 200 local high school students and teachers to see Black Panther, with a panel afterwards to discuss why this is more than just a movie. This was one of … Continue reading Black Panther success!
On March 6, we're going to bring as many area high schoolers as we can to a screening of Black Panther, with a discussion afterwards about why this film is important. We're hoping the community can support us in this with donations to cover the cost of the movie; Flagship Cinema is giving us a … Continue reading Bringing our youth to Black Panther
Thanks to everyone who cooked and ate with us last Sunday. We had about 80 people and just enough food for everyone. We're planning to make this a regular event, so stay tuned for the next one!
Saturday, February 17th, 7pm • Tuttle Hall, College of Saint Joseph, 71 Clement Rd, Rutland Join us for a showing of Ava Duverney's stirring documentary 13th. The film explores the "intersection of race, justice and mass incarceration in the United States;" it is titled after the Thirteenth Amendment of the US Constitution, which freed the … Continue reading Screening of 13th
Sunday, Febraury 11, 2018, 4-6pm • Godnick Center, 1 Deer St, Rutland All are welcome to join us for some good people, good conversation, and good FOOD! Part of our celebration of Black History Month, the Rutland Area NAACP is hosting our first annual Soul Food Sunday as a chance to connect with members, neighbors, … Continue reading Soul Food Sunday
Rutland Area Branch of the NAACP 