Branch archive

The branch gathered at Ivy Community Center for a morning of prayer and recognition of Durham ministers.

The branch’s annual fundraiser recognized community trailblazers and celebrated those working for justice in Durham.

Members met online in March. The branch preserved two sets of minutes with the original meeting announcement.

The first general membership meeting of 2025 invited the community to join the branch online.

The branch partnered with the African American Community Collaborative to celebrate Kwanzaa and its seven principles.

The 2024 banquet recognized local service and introduced three awards to the annual gathering.

A public forum gave Durham residents an opportunity to hear from candidates on state and local issues.

The annual Freedom Fund gathering honored Cora Cole-McFadden and John L. Atkins III. Judge Shameika Rhinehart was the guest speaker.

A street filled with people, preserved in a photograph that appeared on the branch’s original homepage.

A map from the branch’s resource collection shows NAACP locations across North Carolina.

Durham NAACP members joined North Carolina Central University School of Business students and leaders for this group photograph.

The branch’s original membership and giving cards offer three ways to take action, each with an equivalent text link.

Seven people stand beside the NAACP seal for a photograph from the Durham branch’s Executive Committee collection.

Four photographs from the branch collection bring together scenes of service, fellowship and community in Durham.

The branch preserved thirteen names and roles in a caption from its Annual Prayer Breakfast. No matching photograph has been confirmed.