For over 30 years, the National Action Network has fought for justice, uplifted the voiceless, and shown up for our communities. Presidents and world leaders have all testified to Rev. Al Sharpton’s impact and NAN’s legacy of “good trouble.” This Holiday season, we’re expanding food distributions, toy drives, and direct support for families in need. Join the movement. Help us help others. Already a member? Your support still matters, make a donation today at www.NationalActionNetwork.net or call

DENVER (KDVR) — Leaders of the Black community in Colorado gathered at the Capitol on Friday, where they raised concerns about issues they have seen rising for Black Coloradans in the wake of the end of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts as mandated by the federal government. Black leaders from across Colorado want state organizations and institutions to know they plan to apply pressure to make sure diversity remains a pillar in Colorado. “We as black people are not, I repeat, are not scare

5.4K views · 173 reactions | Leading a buy-in with 100+ @NationalActionNetwork members at the @Costco location in Harlem, NYC to show support for the company’s strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). This comes as DEI policies face growing attacks from both President Trump and the private sector. | The National Action Network | Facebook

Rev. Al Sharpton, Founder and President of the National Action Network, and Rev. Malcolm Byrd, COO of the National Action Network/Pastor of Mother AME Zion Church, stand with Governor Kathy Hochul, faith leaders, elected officials, and community stakeholders at the Federal Response Rally against Federal Cuts at New York Common Pantry. We are united in the call to protect critical federal resources that support our communities. | The National Action Network

Congratulations to Jefferson County Commissioner Kathleen Parks, President and Founder of the National Action Network’s Louisville, Kentucky Chapter, for hosting a successful Wall Street Economic Forum in West Louisville yesterday. Held at the Clinical and Translational Research Center, the forum brought together faith leaders, elected officials, and community advocates to address the fight for economic justice and empowerment, the very struggle that drives our movement. As Rev. Al Sharpton said

One week ago, we gathered at First Baptist Church of Crown Heights, under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Rashad Raymond Moore, for the New York Fights Forward rally organized by the NAACP New York State Conference under the leadership of President L Joy Williams, in partnership with the National Action Network, the National Urban League, labor unions, clergy, advocacy groups, local businesses, and more. On behalf of Rev. Al Sharpton and the National Action Network, our Youth Huddle Founder and Socia