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Building Community Strength
President
Jeffrey Mason
I believe that civil rights are an essential component of democracy and that Guarantees of equal social opportunities and protection under the law, regardless of race, religion, or any other characteristics are vital to our everyday living. We've racked up so many notable victories, from the dismantling of Jim Crow segregation in the South to the passing of federal legislation outlawing racial discrimination, to the widespread awareness of African American and black culture, but the work is not done. I am an Aware/Awake member of society and it is my duty to apply more pressure to the cause in a world of flaws.
Vice President
Joyce Fowler
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This work is about building the strength of the whole community. Community is not singular. A community is only as strong as each individual that lives within it. It is important to me that each person is seen and heard.
Secretary
Dr. Shavon Leach
Building community strength is about helping each person to use their voice as a tool to fight for their rights, to build a community that they want to live in and a quality life. Getting people registered to vote and providing education and training are just a few ways to build community strength. It is necessary that we have the power to define our own communities.
Treasurer
Kurt Rhodes
All people need to know their rights when it comes to voting. I enjoy spreading the word, helping people get registered to vote, and fighting for a fair living wage for all workers.
Trustee
Kecia Minus
Everything we go through is to help someone else! If you stop because it’s uncomfortable, then you are holding up progress! This chapter of NCAPRI is about GROWTH! We are building one another up to go out and build a better community!
Fayetteville Chapter APRI (FC APRI) is a public charity that only engages in activities that are permissible under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3). FC APRI does not and will not intervene in political campaigns and will only engage in activity that is permitted for Section 501(c)(3) organizations. FC APRI is strictly prohibited from participating or intervening in any political campaign on behalf of or in opposition to any candidate for public office. All FC APRI activities will be strictly non-partisan. In addition, FC APRI activities will not be coordinated with any candidate, political party or other partisan entity.
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