National Urban League Appoints Historian and Curator Jennifer Scott to Direct New York’s First Civil Rights Museum
NEW YORK (September 6, 2022) — The National Urban League has named anthropologist, museum leader, author, curator, and public historian Jennifer Scott to [...]
2022 State of Black America Outlines Coordinated Campaign to Dismantle Voting Rights
2022 STATE OF BLACK AMERICA, “UNDER SIEGE: THE PLOT TO DESTROY DEMOCRACY” OUTLINES THE COORDINATED CAMPAIGN TO DISMANTLE VOTING RIGHTS [...]
2021 State of Black America, “The New Normal; Diverse, Equitable and Inclusive” Highlights Urgency of Structural Flaws Unmasked by COVID-19
2021 STATE OF BLACK AMERICA, “THE NEW NORMAL; DIVERSE, EQUITABLE & INCLUSIVE” HIGHLIGHTS THE URGENCY OF REPAIRING STRUCTURAL FLAWS UNMASKED BY THE [...]
National Urban League Looks Ahead To Its New Home In Harlem
NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE LOOKS AHEAD TO ITS RETURN HOME TO HARLEM WITH A CONSTRUCTION KICKOFF AND COMMUNITY CELEBRATION NEW YORK [...]
2020 State Of Black America Examines The Depth Of Systemic Inequality Exposed By The Coronavirus Epidemic
The National Urban League’s 2020 State of Black America report, “Unmasked,” explores the various ways that that the coronavirus pandemic [...]
National Urban League to Remain in New York City with one of the largest and most significant building projects in Harlem in 50 years
The Urban League Empowerment Center, on 125th Street between Street between Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard and Lenox Avenue, [...]