YJCW NAACP Branch

10/20/2026

No Kings Rally in Williamsburg. The people taking to the streets, in the rain, exercising their rights to peacefully protest!

10/16/2026

YJCW NAACP was in the room for an intimate Greater Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce hosted event, featuring Senator Mark Warner and former State Senator Tommy Norment!




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10/13/2026

Mark your calendars, Virginia! Mark your calendars for these important dates ahead of the November General Election:

📌 October 23rd - Deadline to register to vote or update your existing registration to vote a regular ballot, or apply for a mail-in/absentee ballot
📌 October 31st - Last day to vote early in-person
📌 November 3rd - Election Day (polls open 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.)

Visit vote.virginia.gov to check your registration, find your polling place, and see what and who is on your ballot.

10/13/2026

Does the political process seem daunting? Virginians, follow Virginia Public Access Project for real time, easy to understand information.
https://www.vpap.org/

Your Window into Virginia Politics

10/13/2026

Last night York, James City County and Williamsburg election registrars shared information and answered questions. An informed electorate, is a dangerous electorate. Become dangerous!

10/11/2026

Get informed. Get involved. All three area election registrars will share information and have a Q&A session.
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10/08/2026

Pat and Charles attended the Town Hall, in JCC, featuring CD01 congressional candidate ShannonTaylor and End Citizens United.

10/07/2026

National Night Out!

10/06/2026

Join us tonight as we celebrate National Night Out in Williamsburg! Meet us in the new WPD building parking lot, along with vendors, games and much more. See you from 4-6.

10/05/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and I want to bring attention to the terror families and individuals often experience behind closed doors.

Domestic violence can involve physical harm, threats, intimidation, control, and destruction of property. Knowing the signs and impact of domestic violence can help save lives in our communities.

If you or someone you know needs help, the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Hotline is available by calling 800-838-8238, texting 804-793-9999, or using the confidential chat at vadata.org/chat.