NAAAHR in Richmond
The Richmond Chapter was one of the earliest chapters in the organization’s history and functioned for a while but ceased meeting at some period in the early 2000s. In 2005, a chance conversation with Nat Alston, the one of the National Organization’s founding member and past president, Nat Alston urged that Robert Franklin who recently had relocated to the area to start up the chapter again.
In a matter of a few months, The Richmond Chapter had gained sufficient membership to rejoin the national organization as a relaunched chapter.
In a matter of a few months, The Richmond Chapter had gained sufficient membership to rejoin the national organization as a relaunched chapter.
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The Chapter is grateful for the many professionals who have shared their experiences and knowledge with us throughout the years. This list is too numerous to mention in its entirety, but it has been their contributions that have helped to sustained the Richmond Chapter over the years.
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NAAAHRRVA is committed to holistic healing, restorative justice, and victim advocacy for African American communities. We provide culturally responsive support, resources, and education to promote healing, empowerment, and justice for those affected by trauma and adversity.
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