Lynn Nottage, acclaimed African American playwright, crafts a compelling narrative in “Intimate Apparel.” The play centers on Esther, a Black seamstress in 1905 New York, who creates exquisite lingerie for women of all social classes. Nottage explores themes of race, class, and female independence through Esther’s dreams of love and a life beyond her solitary existence. A panel of local Black women will then speak about their experiences. Panel members are NAACP Interim Executive Director Deborah Reynolds-Lange, Stella Dadson, Martha Moultry, DeLeesa Meashintubby, and Irene Rasheed.

We are asking for your involvement in this unique mentoring program where students gets to choose from 26 categories of competition in the sciences, humanities, business, and performing and visual arts. In partnership with you and our agency partners we seek to build and strengthen this a yearlong achievement program designed to recruit, stimulate, and encourage high academic and cultural achievement among African-American high school students.

Join the Eugene transportation community for BEST Happy Hour on June 16 at Gratitude Brewing. This month's featured speaker is NAACP Eugene-Springfield President Demond Hawkins. Enjoy happy hour specials, food, nonalcoholic options, and an opportunity to connect with others interested in transportation, accessibility, and community issues in Eugene. Everyone is welcome.

Free weekly open gym basketball for youth, teens, and adults. Build skills, stay active, meet new people, and enjoy a welcoming community space for all experience levels.

Open to all this month! Join our monthly general meeting to learn about the Black Cultural Initiative's free drop-in health clinic and the innovative ways it is increasing access to care for underserved community members. Explore community-based approaches to health and wellness and efforts to expand pathways into healthcare careers.

Join us for Cultural Story Time as we celebrate culture, community, and creativity together! Bring your littles for a fun-filled morning of storytelling, music, and connection.

Looking for free basketball and open in Eugene-Springfield, Lane County, Oregon? Join our weekly open gym for youth, teens, and adults of all skill levels. Stay active, build confidence, develop basketball skills, and connect with community in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Join the HIV Alliance x NAACP BIPOC CHW Program for the monthly BIPOC Community Dinner.

Looking for free basketball and open in Eugene-Springfield, Lane County, Oregon? Join our weekly open gym for youth, teens, and adults of all skill levels. Stay active, build confidence, develop basketball skills, and connect with community in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Looking for free basketball and open in Eugene-Springfield, Lane County, Oregon? Join our weekly open gym for youth, teens, and adults of all skill levels. Stay active, build confidence, develop basketball skills, and connect with community in a welcoming and supportive environment.

The NAACP Eugene-Springfield Branch's monthly General Membership Meetings are a place to learn, connect, and take action. Each meeting features guest speakers and community conversations on issues affecting our region, from healthcare and education to voting rights and racial justice, while creating opportunities for members to share input and help guide the branch's work in the community.

Join the HIV Alliance x NAACP BIPOC CHW Program for the monthly BIPOC Community Dinner.

The NAACP Eugene-Springfield Branch's monthly General Membership Meetings are a place to learn, connect, and take action. Each meeting features guest speakers and community conversations on issues affecting our region, from healthcare and education to voting rights and racial justice, while creating opportunities for members to share input and help guide the branch's work in the community.

Stay tuned for more information. Ticket sales open July 1, 2026.

The NAACP Eugene-Springfield Branch's monthly General Membership Meetings are a place to learn, connect, and take action. Each meeting features guest speakers and community conversations on issues affecting our region, from healthcare and education to voting rights and racial justice, while creating opportunities for members to share input and help guide the branch's work in the community.

The NAACP Eugene-Springfield Branch's monthly General Membership Meetings are a place to learn, connect, and take action. Each meeting features guest speakers and community conversations on issues affecting our region, from healthcare and education to voting rights and racial justice, while creating opportunities for members to share input and help guide the branch's work in the community.