COMMITTEES:

Membership:
Work to maintain and increase the membership of the organization, by soliciting for new members and securing renewals.

Legal Redress:
Investigate Through study and investigation of local and public school conditions, seek to eliminateand inform the National Office on reported cases of segregation and discrimination. Supervise Branch related litigation.

Education:
Through study and investigation of local and public school conditions, seek to eliminate segregation and discrimination in public schooling.

Housing:
Study housing conditions and seek to eliminate discrimination in housing by addressing complaints, opposing restrictive practices and disseminating information and assistance.

Religious Affairs:
Promote moral and ethical interpertation of the civil rights struggle and the work of the Association to religious groups of all faiths, while enlisting their support.

Freedom Fund:
Plan and conduct fund-raising activities for local and national purposes within the scope of the Association's program.

Veterans' Affairs:
Monitor national, state and local government programs available to members of various Armed Services and Veterans to ensure they are administered fairly and justly to the minority community.

Community Actions:
Enlist the support of community organizations on issues affecting the interest of minority groups.

Political Action:
Increase minority registration and voting, and work for legislation to improve the educational, political and economic status of minority groups.