This summer, our goal is to distribute 1,000 protective face mask and bars of soap to our homeless citizenry. WE WON'T STOP UNTIL WE REACH OUR GOAL. We would love for you to join us.
SCLC NEW ORLEANS CHAPTER PRESENTS POSTER TO New Orleans Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Planning Commission Chair Judge Terri Love and Co-Chair Barbara Lacen Keller: (L-R) Alice Lewis, Robert Bachman, Judge Terri Love, Barbra Lacen Keller, Florida Hargrove, and Ronald Coleman [All pictured are members of SCLC]. — at Israelite Baptist Church. Elder Bachman, Judge Love and Ms. Keller recently joined the SCLC New Orleans (LA) Chapter [Photo by Dr. Levon A. LeBan]
SCLC partnered with the American Red Cross to install smoke detectors
Canvasing the Irish Channel in New Orleans
Dr. Bernard Lafayette, the 1968 Poor People's Campaign Chairman
Bishop Calvin W. Woods, Sr., National Board Member
(PICTURED L-R): Atty. Charles Brooks, National Legal Advisor; Hon. Randall Gains, National Executive Committee Vice Chairman; Rev. Dr. Levon A. LeBan, SCLC New Orleans Chapter President; Dr. Charles K. Steele, Jr., SCLC National President.
Mission:
At SCLC, we challenge all people of good will, of every persuasion, who believe in the principles espoused by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., to join us in our mission.
The New Orleans Chapter of the SCLC is committed to building an organization that will address the needs of the Metropolitan New Orleans Area. By networking with members of the communities to address and combat the forces of racism, poverty, and disempowerment.
The SCLC New Orleans Chapter will help to build a coalition of volunteers to promote social justice and to stand as a unified voice for the citizens of New Orleans and the greater surrounding Parishes.
Objectives
• To promote spiritual principles within our membership and local communities.
• To educate youth and adults in the areas of personal responsibility, leadership potential, and community service.
• To ensure economic justice and civil rights in the areas of discrimination and affirmative action.
• To eradicate environmental classism and racism wherever it exists.
We at SCLC challenge all people of good will, of every persuasion, who believe in the principles espoused by Martin Luther King, Jr. to join us in our mission.
• Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: 1957 to 1968
• Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy: 1968 to 1977
• Rev. Joseph E. Lowery: 1977 to 1997
• Mr. Martin L. King, III: 1998 to 2003
• Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth: 2004
• Dr. Charles Steele, Jr.: November 2005 to 2008
• Rev. Dr. Howard Creecy, Jr.: 2011
• Dr. Charles Steele, Jr.: 2012 to Present
• Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: 1957 to 1958
• Rev. Abraham Lincoln Davis, Jr.: 1958 to 1978
• Rev. Dr. Simme Lee Harvey: 1978 to 2008
• Rev. Dr. Norwood Thompson, Jr.: 2008 to 2017
• Rev. Dr. Levon Aldon LeBan: 2017 to Present
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