Since its formation 95 years ago, the National Urban League has published books, magazines, and other publications, that capture, illustrate and provide insight into the black experience in America.
The League's seminal publications include: The State of Black America, the Opportunity Journal magazine, Urban Influence Magazine, the weekly, syndicated To Be Equal column, written by National Urban League President & CEO Marc H. Morial.
The League's Policy Institute- its think tank - produces a number of special reports throughout the year that examine the impact of economic, social and political issues on the black condition. Reports such as "Quarterly Jobs" analyze the current economic trends and their impact on African Americans in the labor market.
Need insight into black opinion on the leading issues of the day? Want comparative analysis of how African Americans are faring in job creation, education, health and criminal justice? Then check out the League's publications below:
National Urban League Young Professionals (NULYP) is an auxiliary organization dedicated to bringing the next generation of leaders into the Urban League movement. Learn more...
The National Council of Guilds was organized in 1952 and operates in each of the four regions of the Urban League under the direction of a Regional Coordinator. Learn more...
The Employment Network makes it possible to search for jobs online, post resumes, set up a search agent that emails job listings directly to your in-box, and use an advanced search function to retrieve more targeted search results. Get Started...
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Celebrating 95 Years
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