Tri City NAACP

Rio Vista presented Tri-City NAACP with its first Black History Month proclamation. Thank you Rich Lynn for accepting it on behalf of Tri-City NAACP.

I invite the community to come support these Youth Programs
Feb 25, 2026 at 6pm at Fairfield High and Feb 28 at 4 pm at Bethel Community Church.

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Volunteers needed this Saturday at 4:00 pm to help with registration at the CDP Black Caucus meeting at the Moscone Center and the reception later.

to Rev. Jesse Jackson. Today, we honor a giant whose voice, courage, and love for our people shaped generations. Reverend Jesse Jackson was not only a civil rights icon—he was family to the NAACP.

His legacy sits at the heart of our work and at the center of this nation’s fight for justice. We carry his light forward.

🎶 Experience the soul of Black creative expression!
Roots, Rhythms & Rhymes is a night of music, poetry, rhythm, and storytelling celebrating the Black experience.

🗓️ Tuesday, Feb 17
⏰ 4PM–6:30PM
📍 Theatre @ Solano Community College

🎟️ FREE admission, but RSVP is required – scan the code on the flyer!

Let your voice be heard and your presence felt.

On this day, the NAACP was founded with one goal: to advance and protect civil rights and justice for all.

117 years later that mission still stands.

Happy NAACP Founders' Day.

is a reminder of how deep our roots go. From the legacy to the love in our communities, this month is about celebrating us—then and now.