ABOUT US
THE NAACP FIGHTS
FOR YOUR CIVIL RIGHTS
The Tennessee Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is a not-for-profit association of Civil Rights Advocacy units across the state of Tennessee.
Its mission is to foster excellence and equity in legislation through advocacy leadership.
"Tennessee Conference of NAACP Gloria J. Sweet-Love, President."
OUR HISTORY
THE NAACP FIGHTS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
The Tennessee Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is a not-for-profit association of Civil Rights Advocacy units across the state of Tennessee. Its mission is to foster excellence and equity in legislation through advocacy leadership.
Tennessee NAACP achieves that mission by representing the units perspective before state government agencies and partnering with other organizations that believe in education, health care, economics, and labor; and by providing vital information and services to individual units throughout the state.​
"Tennessee Conference of NAACP Gloria J. Sweet-Love, President."
OUR PRESIDENT
GLORIA JEAN SWEET LOVE
Gloria Jean Sweet-Love is a subscribing Diamond Life member of the Haywood County Branch NAACP. She was elected as State Conference President in 1995 and has served with distinction since that time.
Under her leadership, a State Conference Office was opened and staff employed. Under her guidance, the State Conference has received the prestigious Nat'l NAACP Thalheimer Award for outstanding programs each year since 2010.
