SCLC PROMISE TEAM COMING TO NEW ORLEANS
SCLC New Orleans & Red Cross Hurricane Response (GA)
"But for the Grace of God, there go I"
Hurricane Relief is the responsibility of every organized association, club, group, fraternity, lodge, chapter, etc.
NO ONE was physically injured!
It's a mighty God we serve
NO ONE was physically injured!
It's a mighty God we serve
SCLC Justice for Girls Symposium
SCLCNOLA Justice for Girls
The SCLC NOLA Justice for Girls Symposium is another community awareness program by the SCLC New Orleans Chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Joining us in this endeavor are representatives from the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Louisiana Bureau of Investigation; Orleans Parish Sheriff's Department; Independent Police Monitor; Authors Norma Chapman and Pamela Elaine Lockridge; representatives from Southern University at New Orleans and Dillard University. Our very special invited guest from Atlanta, Georgia - Mrs. Cathelean C. Steele, First Lady of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Founder of Justice for Girls. Special guest also include: Louisiana Senator Troy A. Carter; Louisiana Representative Randal Gaines - Louisiana Black Caucus Chairman; and, Louisiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commissioner Juana Marine-Lombard.
Learn More About the National SCLC Justice for Girls Initiative
Justice for Girls seeks to heighten awareness of human trafficking within communities, using education to empower individuals and groups to actively work to eradicate this injustice. We share their story with the nation, as well as discuss how we should respond politically and socially,... CLICK BELOW FOR MORE
Man Beaten By Two Off Duty NOPD Officers
U.S. Veteran Jorge "George" Gomez Beaten
Dr. L.A. LeBan & SCLC New Orleans Chapter Members
Former NOPD Officers John Galman and Spencer Sutton Arrested
SCLC New Orleans (LA) Chapter
The SCLC New Orleans (LA) Chapter TODAY!
With the motto: “Redeeming the Soul of America,” the current areas of focus of the SCLC New Orleans Chapter are: education; criminal justice; economic sustainability; and healthcare. Specifically, the Chapter has aggressively engaged in Voter Engagement to include registration, education, and active participation. In addition, the Justice for Girls Committee centers around assisting young girls to reach their greatest potential. Also, the Chapter partnered with the Peace Keepers of New Orleans to receive community engagement training. Another partnership is with the Louisiana Region of the American Red Cross, assisting with the “Sound the Alarm” Campaign which educates residents on the importance of having an escape plan in the event of a fire and to provide free smoke detectors. Finally, the Chapter initiated a “keep toy guns from our children” campaign. That campaign seeks to eliminate “realistic-looking” toy guns from area stores AND homes.
Email: sclcnola@gmail.com
Anti "Real-Looking" Toy Gun Initiative
According to the Washington Post, nearly 90 people wielding "real-looking" toy guns were killed by police officers in the last several years. We submit, 1 is too many. Help us get the message out to parents and guardians, DON'T BUY "REAL-LOOKING" TOY GUNS!
Help us help the community: sclcnola@gmail.com
The American Red Cross
We are stronger together! The leadership and membership of the SCLC New Orleans Chapter has been volunteering with the Red Cross for about a year with the Louisiana floods of 2016 and the tornado of 2017. In addition, members actively participate in the "Sound the Alarm" Campaign educating the community on the importance of having a plan in the event of a home fire.
2018 Millie Charles School of Social Work Presentation
Over 250 years of experience In the struggle for civil rights. Members (L-R) Josie LaCour, Rev. Dr. Ernest Marcelle, Sr., Florida Carr Hargrove and Attorney Robert Moffett.
Graduate MSW students in the Millie Charles School of Social Work
Dr. Samuel Odom's class, Southern University at New Orleans
SCLC - MISSION & MEMBERSHIPS
Mission & Objectives of the SCLC
(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.
National SCLC Presidents
• 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
SCLC New Orleans Chapter Presidents
• Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: 1957 to 1959
• Rev. Abraham Lincoln Davis, Jr.: 1959 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
Membership Levels
SCLC Individual Memberships:
Youth (Ages 11-17) - $10
Student (Ages 18-24) - $10
Senior (Ages 65 and Over) - $10
One Year Membership
General - $25
One Year Membership
Faithful Servant - $50
One Year Membership
Quarterly SCLC Magazine
Freedom Fighter - $100
One Year Membership
Quarterly SCLC Magazine
Dream Keeper - $250
One Year Membership
Quarterly SCLC Magazine
Membership Certificate
Drum Major - $500
One Year Membership
Quarterly SCLC Magazine
Membership Plaque
Life Membership - $2000
Lifetime Membership Plaque
Quarterly SCLC Magazine
25% Event Registration Discount
Corporate Membership(s)
For Corporate Memberships, please contact:
The Department of Chapters and Affiliates
404.522.1420 or membership@nationalsclc.org
To join online: http://nationalsclc.org/get-involved-2/join/