Artist's work tells a story of St. Jude.
Joshua's journey with sickle cell disease has inspired his dad's artwork and helped the family give back to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. More on this inspiring story.
Since 1910. The Great Migration is over but the work continues!
We were founded to help African Americans as they moved to northern cities in search of opportunities. Trace our story in Google's special digital exhibit.
See Photos from the 2019 Whitney M. Young, Jr., Leadership Development Conference!
See Photos from the 2019 Whitney M. Young, Jr., Leadership Development Conference!
Memo to Candidates: We Need a Plan for the Affordable Housing Crisis
"The lack of affordable housing is perhaps the greatest challenge to successfully ending homelessness and lifting millions of people out of poverty …"
Attorney Myron Lloyd Credits His HBCU for a Successful Career at General Motors
Myron Lloyd is a well accomplished attorney on General Motors (GM) Legal Staff. He joined GM in 2007, and focused his law efforts in the intellectual property group.
Planning For College
Meet the students who took home major money for college at the Urban League of Northwest Indiana's 8th Annual Scholarship Fair.
National Voter Registration Day
People across the country will mobilize to register to vote and help others register this Tuesday, September 24. Join the effort!
Passing of Juanita Abernathy Inspires Gratitude and Inspiration
Marc H. Morial
President and CEO
National Urban League
“I started when there were no cameras and no newspapers writing nice things about you, instead they were writing all sorts of ugly things. But we kept going. It wasn’t about us..."
National Urban League and Resort Operator Want to Bring Casinos Downstate
A potential economic and employment boon for Black New Yorkers might be through casinos. However, the governor has told everyone to “pump the brakes.”
Greg Jones, Nia Trammell to be Honored with Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award at the Urban League of Urban League of Greater Madison
Greg Jones and Nia Trammell will be honored with 2019 Whitney M. Young, Jr. Equal Opportunity Awards at the Urban League of Greater Madison’s Urban Cabaret 2019, which will be held Friday, Oct. 11, at Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center.
The Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award is given by boards of directors of Urban League affiliates across the country in memory of the great civil rights leader and former head of the National Urban League. Young was one of America’s most charismatic, courageous and influential civil rights pioneers. He worked tirelessly to gain access for African Americans to good jobs, education, housing, health care and social services.
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