Building Community. Advancing Opportunity. Creating Change.

NAACP Pueblo is a nonprofit organization committed to strengthening our community through outreach, advocacy, education, and collaboration. We work to promote inclusion, opportunity, and a stronger sense of community throughout Pueblo.

We proudly support and collaborate with cultural, educational, and community organizations and activities that share these goals.

Join Our Local Branch Meetings

Our local branch meetings are currently held at:

Rawlings Library – Friends of the Library Room

2nd Saturday of each month at 12:00 PM

Join our local branch meetings

Sign up for email updates and meeting notices

Stay Connected with NAACP Pueblo

Stay informed about meetings, special events, community activities, and important updates.

Meeting and event notices are shared through: Email updates and Facebook

Our website at PuebloNAACP.net

For late-breaking news and important notices, we will email members and supporters who

have provided an email address. If you do not use email, an Executive Committee member may contact you by phone.

Please make sure we have your current email address and/or phone number so we can keep you informed.

To update your contact information, email NAACP4005@gmail.com and include “Attn: Secretary” in the subject line.

Fall 2026 Scholarships

Applications for Fall 2026 scholarships are being accepted from:

May 1, 2026 through August 31, 2026

To apply, please complete the scholarship application form below.

For questions, contact:

Alysia Bellamy, Education Chair
pueblonaacp.education@gmail.com

Fill Out Scholarship Application Here

We are currently accepting sponsorships and donors for the annual Freedom Fund Banquet.

Please email naacp4005@gmail.com for information. Make sure you get your tickets for the Banquet

October 24, 2026 at CSU-Pueblo Occhiato Ballroom, 6 PM–11 PM.
Attire: Evening Formal.

Keynote Speaker:

Precious Barry

Youth Activist • Public Speaker • Author • Organizer

Precious Barry is dedicated to amplifying Black voices and empowering young people to lead. Through advocacy, storytelling, and community organizing, she continues to create space for the next generation to be seen, heard, and respected.

The mission of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is to achieve equity, political rights, and social inclusion by advancing policies and practices that expand human and civil rights, eliminate discrimination, and accelerate the well-being, education, and economic security of Black people and all persons of color.

The five areas below address major inequalities affecting

people of color and represent key areas of the NAACP’s work.

1. Economic Sustainability

A chance for all to live the American dream.

Every person will have equal opportunity to achieve economic success, sustainability, and

financial security.

2. Education

A free, high-quality, public education for all.

Every child will receive a free, high quality, equitably-funded, public pre-K and K-12

education followed by diverse opportunities for accessible, affordable vocational or

university education.

3. Health

Health equality for all Americans including a healthy life and high-quality health care.

Everyone will have equal access to affordable, high-quality health care, and racially

disparate health outcomes will end.

4. Public Safety and Criminal Justice

Equitable dispensation of justice for all.

Disproportionate incarceration, racially motivated policing strategies, and racially

biased, discriminatory, and mandatory minimum sentencing will end. Incarceration will be greatly reduced and communities will be safer. The death penalty will be abolished at the state and federal level, as well as in the military.

5. Voting Rights and Political Representation

Protect and enhance voting rights and fair representation.

Every American will have free, open, equal, and protected access to the vote and fair representation at all levels of the political process. By protecting democracy, enhancing equity, and increasing democratic participation and civic engagement, people of color will be proportionally elected to political office.