NAACP Annual Report

A century on the frontlines of civil rights.

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A stack of pamphlets with bold yellow text on black backgrounds. The text reads "POWER. JUSTICE. FREEDOM. VOTE." and "NAACP 2020 ANNUAL REPORT." The pamphlets overlap each other, partially obscuring some of the text.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is America’s oldest and most influential civil rights advocacy organization. For over a century they have worked to ensure equality and eliminate racial hatred and discrimination through community outreach programs and advocacy campaigns.

A hand holding a booklet with a yellow and gray cover. The cover features bold yellow text that reads "POWER JUSTICE FREEDOM VOTE." The top left corner shows an emblem, and the bottom right corner notes "NAACP 2014 Annual Report." The background is dark gray.

The inspiring campaign and historic election of President Barack Obama was an unprecedented achievement for the cause of equality. To reflect the year’s progress, the theme of the NAACP’s 2008 annual report was the act of voting.

A person is flipping through a magazine with a yellow cover featuring the text "POWER FROM FAME." Visible on the page being flipped is a grayscale photo collage of people dressed formally at an event. The magazine has a sleek, modern design.

Close-up of a blue contents page in a magazine or book. The page features a list of sections with corresponding page numbers in bold yellow text. Some visible sections include "A Sneak Preview," "A Vibrant Society," "Quality Education," and "Our Donors.

We designed an annual report for the organization that highlighted the potential of voting as both the ultimate expression and most fundamental engine of power, justice, and freedom. The report outlines the organization’s achievements in the areas of voting and representation, community health and education, criminal justice, economic equality, and legal advocacy.