In response to ongoing challenges at the federal and state levels to diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) programs and policies in schools, NAACP Culpeper recently issued a statement addressing the merits of DEIA. Read the NAACP Culpeper Statement on...
“History is not erased by confronting falsehood—it is redeemed by telling the truth.” In response to the installation of a billboard along Route 29 in Culpeper County proclaiming April “Confederate History & Heritage Month,” the NAACP Culpeper branch...
The NAACP Culpeper Branch has increased its four scholarships to $1,000 each and named each for prominent local educators. Graduating students at the four area high schools in Culpeper, Madison, and Rappahannock counties are eligible to apply for the scholarships....
The NAACP Culpeper Branch received nearly 50 entries in its 2025 Black History Month essay contest, and announced winners at the high school, middle school, and elementary school levels along with four honorable prize recipients. Thank you to Antioch Baptist Church of...
The NAACP Culpeper Branch hosted a series of workshops about our Constitutional freedoms in partnership with the Smith Center for the Constitution at Montpelier. Read more in this Foothills...
Thank you to all who attended our Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Day Commemoration, held at the Daniel Technology Center at Germanna Community College. Read more in this Culpeper Star-Exponent article about the event, and view the entire program at this Culpeper Media...
