Get Involved
Whether you’re a student, faculty member, or a local resident, there are many ways to get involved in NAACP Princeton. Find the opportunity that works for you.
Become a Member
Support local advocacy, community programming, civic engagement, and the broader mission of the NAACP.
Youth & College Membership
Youth & College membership is open to:
- All Princeton undergraduate and graduate students
- Faculty and staff members under 25
- Young adults under 25 in the Princeton area
If you are a Princeton student, please register for NAACP Princeton on MyPrincetonU.
Adult Membership
Adult membership is open to anyone age 25 or older, including:
- Faculty and staff members over 25
- Princeton-area residents and community members over 25
Our affiliated NAACP Adult Branch is the Trenton Adult Branch.
Join a Committee
Turn your interests into action by serving on a committee. Committee members plan programs, organize events, support advocacy efforts, strengthen community partnerships, and move important initiatives forward.
Political Action • Education • Health • Membership • Press & Publicity • Economic Development • Finance
Speak at Princeton
Connect with the next generation of leaders, thinkers, advocates, and professionals at Princeton, and contribute to conversations that can shape how they lead in the future.
We welcome speakers whose work engages with civil rights, social justice, public policy, education, health, culture, and community leadership. Speaking opportunities may include lectures, panel discussions, workshops, town halls, and other events.
Topics We Welcome
- Racial Justice and Civil Rights
- Health and Well-Being
- Environmental Justice
- Education
- Economic Equity
- Voting Rights and Civic Engagement
- Criminal Justice Reform
- Housing and Community Development
- Media, Culture, and Representation
- Youth Leadership and Organizing
- Intersectionality and Coalition Building
This list is not exhaustive. We welcome proposals on any topic that meaningfully engages with civil rights, social justice, or the interests of the Princeton community.
