Official page of the of the NAACP East Valley Branch (1008-B). Branch President Jevin D. Hodge is the only person who can speak on behalf of the branch.

Mesa, AZ
Joined February 2017
President @JevinHodge invites you to walk with the NAACP East Valley branch in the 2025 Walk4Unity hosted by @change4chandler! We are recognizing @UNHumanRights Day. Saturday, December 13 at 1:00 PM at ASU Chandler Innovation Center. Wear your NAACP swag! – at Chandler, AZ
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The time to get involved is NOW! Interested in running for a leadership position? Please email: [email protected] & [email protected]
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We will fight - Together – at Phoenix, AZ
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We're at Gold Bar Coffee in Tempe, collaborating on civil rights AND having fun. Join us!
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Let's get together for a cup of coffee and conversation. We will buy your coffee! This Sunday, 4/26 at 2 PM at Goldbar Coffee in Tempe. – at Tempe, AZ
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"You do not have to dream about the stars. You can reach them. You belong there." President @JevinHodge #Historic – at Phoenix, AZ
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President Jevin D. Hodge invites you to celebrate and honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Walk with the NAACP East Valley Branch in the Mesa-East Valley MLK Parade on Monday, January 19 at 10:00 AM. RSVP here: bit.ly/2026-mlk-walk Stay for the festival! – at Phoenix, AZ
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Statement from President Jevin D. Hodge on the Detainment of Community Leader Martin Hernandez. Earlier today we learned that community leader Martin Hernandez had been detained in Mesa while peacefully observing & documenting activity in the community. (Continues in comments) – at Mesa, AZ
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We will continue to stay engaged as we gather additional information and ensure that the community remains informed. Our commitment to justice, fairness, and accountability remains unwavering. – at Mesa, AZ
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Our priority has been Martin’s safety and ensuring that the full circumstances were understood quickly and responsibly.” — Jevin D. Hodge, President, NAACP East Valley – at Mesa, AZ
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“As President of the NAACP East Valley, I have been in direct communication with the Mesa Police Chief throughout the day. We have seen transparency from the department, and they acted swiftly to resolve this matter." – at Mesa, AZ
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👮How will you and your loved ones respond if you are approached by police on the street, your home, or in your car? If you are arrested, how do you protect your rights, while complying with police? Sun. Nov 23 @ 1pm Tickets: bit.ly/rights-police Photo by August de Richelieu – at Mesa, AZ
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Sun. Nov. 23 at 1:00 PM -- "Know Your Rights: The 411 on the 5-O, A Real World Guide for Interacting with Police." FREE and Open to the Public. The Honorable Tyler Kissell will be presenting and President Jevin D. Hodge will be facilitating the meeting. Link to tickets in bio.
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UPDATE! We are pleased to announce that the Honorable Sharron Sauls and Attorney at Law and Advisor to the Legal Redress Committee Victor Aronow will be joining us as presenters. – at Guadalupe, AZ
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THURSDAY, Nov. 20 at 11 AM AZ time: Truth Initiative & the NAACP's Center for Health Equity presents "For Us, By Us: Black Voices on Freedom from Tobacco”. Register now: truthinitiative.zoom.us/webi… – at Tempe, AZ
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Have you or a loved one been impacted by Arizona's justice system? If yes, please consider completing Stand for Children Arizona's survey. act.stand.org/a/justicesyste… – at Arizona, USA
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We need elected officials who serve the People. Leaders who put people over partisan politics. We at the NAACP fight back, and we need you by our side. Join us! evnaacp.org – at Tempe, AZ
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🗳️ Today is the last day to vote! If you encounter any issues while voting, use the NAACP Voter Incident Report Form: naacp.org/events/election-da…; or, call toll free: 1-866-OUR-VOTE (866.687.8683). – at Arizona, USA
Today is Election Day for various jurisdictions in Arizona. 10 out of 15 counties are conducting local elections! Vote in-person or drop off your early ballots at voting locations in your county, open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. To find your voting location visit Arizona.vote
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