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Young Adult. The Committee on Young Adult shall consist of Branch members twenty-one (21) –forty (40) years of age. It shall be the function of the Committee to: (1) support all branch activities; (2) stimulate interest through advocacy training and solicit membership of twenty-one (21) –forty (40) years of age; (3) create a mentorship program (Branch to Young Adults and Young Adults to Youth Units) to serve as a support bridge from Youth and College to Branch participation; (4) provide networking and social opportunities for young adults in the local community; and (5) encourage the participation of young adults in all activities and leadership within the Branch.

For our youngest activists, junior youth councils are for youth under the age of 13. These local councils provide interactive and entertaining instruction on the history of Africans in the Diaspora.

Part of our local units, youth councils provide training and leadership development for young adults under the age of 25.

High schools across the country have NAACP chapters for their students, offering training and leadership development necessary for mobilization and community education. Check with your school's administration to see if a chapter exists.

Colleges are often incubators of political thought for up-and-coming leaders. NAACP college chapters provide training and fine-tune leadership skills to support an increased level of social and political activism. Check with your institution's administration to see if a chapter exists or find your local adult chapter to start one.
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