Afro-Academic, Cultural, Techonological and Scientific Olympics encourages African American youth toward excellence in academic and cultural pursuits with community support.

A center of information on matters affecting members of the Active Military, Reserves, State National Guard, and Veterans.

Articles, press releases, op-ed pieces, and other media dedicated to promoting the elimination of racial discrimination and furthering multiracial and cultural understanding.

Collaboration between Missouri NAACP and other community organizations on issues affecting the interests of African Americans and other communities of color.

Elimination of harsh, unfair, and discriminatory practices within all levels of the criminal justice system. Law enforcement reform, public safety, and alternatives to incarceration. Restoration of rights to formerly incarcerated individuals.

Local efforts and national programs designed to preserve and expand economic empowerment among African Americans and other communities of color.

Elimination of discriminatory practices in education. Investigation of public school systems and school zoning. Promotion of professional development in K-12 and higher education institutions.

Addressing environmental inequities and advocating for civil rights issues related to climate. Energy efficiency and clean energy advancement. Disaster resistant infrastructure development.

Promotion, protection, and maintenance of the health of African Americans and other communities of color. Advocacy for equitable access to health education, care, treatment, and research.

Elimination of discriminatory, unsafe, unfair, and restrictive housing conditions and practices. Dissemination of resources, information, and other assistance to eliminate discrimination in housing.

Improvement of the economic status of communities of color. Elimination of discriminatory employment practices, encouragement of involvement in unions, enactment of fair employment practices legislation, and improving vocational and apprenticeship opportunities.

Case investigation and litigation supervision. (The NAACP goes not give general legal advice and does not cover legal costs.)

Increasing voter education, registration, and turnout. Enaction of legislation designed to improve the educational, political, and economic status of communities of color. Elimination of discriminatory legislation. (The NAACP is nonpartisan and does not endorse candidates for public office.)

Building, cultivating, and maintaining active units within Missouri prisons. Developing a relationship with the Department of Corrections and community organizations to support members through incarceration and re-entry.

Providing moral and ethical interpretation to the civil rights struggle through the lenses of religious groups of all faiths.

Addressing civil rights issues affecting women and children. Cultivation of the leadership role of women and advocacy for social, economic, political, educational, health, and welfare issues that affect them.