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At the NAACP 100th Anniversary Convention in New York City, President Obama's speech was dynamic and forthright on the racial disparities facing our nation. For those of you who haven't seen it, you can watch it now by clicking the webcast link above. Former NAACP President and CEO Ben Hooks also made a great speech and you can view it by clicking on his photo above. Also, you may click here for a full transcript of the President’s speech. NAACP Uses Latest Technology to Fight Racism NAACP harnesses cell phone power to launch new high tech "Rapid Report System" to help citizens report police misconduct -- Part of Sweeping New Civil Rights Initiative on Crime and Safety. The "rapid response system" was officially launched during the NAACP. The system allows people who capture photos or video of incidents of alleged police misconduct on their cell phones to send it through a Web browser to the organization or upload it through a computer. A form will then be transmitted to the sender, who can use it to provide more information about an incident.  CLICK "INCIDENT REPORT" ON THE LEFT TO REPORT AN INCIDENT.  And remember, you may also view a full recap of the NAACP Centennial Convention by clicking AT&T View Webcast above.

Welcome to the Goose Creek branch of the NAACP located in Goose Creek, South Carolina. Goose Creek is located in southeastern South Carolina, just north of Charleston. This part of

South Carolina is known as the Lowcountry.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is the oldest, largest and most prominent civil rights organization in America.  The NAACP is a not-for-profit and non-partisan association.  The National NAACP was established on February 12, 1909 by a diverse group of individuals who were concerned about racial equality and race relations in America. The local branch has been in operation since 2003.

The Goose Creek Branch of the NAACP plans to be active in the community, visible in the media, and a positive force for change and justice for the citizens we serve. We hope that both our members and the surrounding community benefit from the information, event listings, and local issues presented on this site.

The branch is a diverse group of individuals whose memberships represent the lifeblood of the branch.  Membership is open to anyone who believes in the basic tenets of the Association.

Thank you for visiting our site. We invite you to visit periodically to check out our activities, events, and the status of the ongoing fight for equality, justice, and freedom.