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What is NULYP?
A network of young professionals across the country who provide
leadership development and advancement, economic empowerment
and community volunteer opportunities for other young professionals.
The organization trains, develops and educates young professionals
to take leadership roles within the National Urban League, the
civil rights movement and society-at-large. Members of NULYP
are defining, developing, implementing and leading the next
generation civil rights agenda.
Our Vision for the future is powerful and our commitment
to the community is unwavering. Join us to create a better future
for the community.
National Urban League Young Professionals
With over 3,000 members in 61 chapters, these successful young
achievers (21-45 years old) represent the next generation of
Urban League leaders
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What does NULYP Do?
WE support the goals and mission of the Winston Salem Urban
League and the National Urban League by serving our community
and developing our members through mentoring, tutoring, scholarships,
economic empowerment, political engagement and leadership development
programs. We offer a social outlet through our networking events.
Our chapter implements local programs in support of the National
Urban League empowerment agenda, which include:
- Economic Empowerment
- Education and Youth Empowerment
- Civic Engagement Empowerment
- Health and Quality of Life Empowerment
- Civil Rights and Racial Justice Empowerment
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NULYP's mission
is to engage young professionals in the National Urban
League's movement towards the achievement of social and
economic equality.
NULYP strives to develop programs that encourage
individual members' personal and professional development.
We support the goals and mission of the National Urban
League by serving our communities and developing our members
through mentoring, tutoring, scholarships, economic empowerment,
political engagement and leadership development programs. |
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Our Chapter
Currently has three working committees. The Community
Relations Committee is responsible for planning programs
to support the NUL Employment Agenda. The Programs Committee
is responsible for planning social and fund-raising events.
The PR Committee is responsible for supporting and marketing
the chapter programs and events.
Current Leadership Team:
Jonathan Sadler - President
Courtney Taylor - 1st Vice President
Nebra Bess - Secretary
Claudia Shivers - Treasurer
Aliza Diggs Bailey - Advisor
Serving the Winston Salem Urban League since 2006 |
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