National Coalition on Black Civic Participation

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The mission of the National Coalition is to create an enlightened community by building institutional capacity that provides and develops leadership. By educating, motivating, organizing, and mobilizing citizens in the African American community, the National Coalition seeks to encourage full participation in a barrier-free democratic process.

Through educational programs and leadership training, the National Coalition works to expand, strengthen, and empower the African American community to make voting and civic participation a cultural responsibility and tradition.

Source: http://www.ncbcp.org/

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