Seattle King County NAACP Branch Elects Hayward Evans as President

The NAACP Seattle King County Branch 1136 proudly announces the election of Hayward Evans as the new President of the branch. Evans brings years of community leadership, nonprofit management, and advocacy experience focused on civil rights, economic opportunity, youth empowerment, public safety, and social justice throughout King County.

Since 1913, the Seattle branch continues the NAACP’s historic mission of protecting civil rights and advancing justice for all people through:

Voting rights and civic engagement

Education advocacy

Economic empowerment

Criminal justice reform

Youth leadership development

Health equity and community safety

Fighting discrimination and systemic racism

Founded in 1909, the NAACP remains the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization, with more than 2 million activists and supporters nationwide fighting for equality and justice.

“Now more than ever, our community needs strong voices, active members, and people willing to stand up for justice,” said Evans. “We invite the community to join us as we work to build a stronger, safer, and more equitable future for everyone in Seattle and King County.”

Why Join the NAACP?

Be part of a powerful civil rights movement

Help shape local community advocacy

Support youth and future leaders

Stay informed and engaged on issues impacting our community

Make your voice count

Community members can join today at:

Join the NAACP

For questions or involvement opportunities, contact

Hayward Evans at (206) 778-6357.