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About Us
OUR STORY
The 21st Century Accountability Project was founded to ensure Internal Accountability and address Issue Advocacy.
The 21st Century Accountability Project was founded to ensure that National Civil Rights Organizations (NCRO) uphold their own Constitutions and Bylaws, protecting their members from internal abuses, misconduct, and unfair treatment. Too often, these organizations—created to defend civil rights—fail to provide due process to their own members, silencing voices and undermining the principles they claim to uphold.
Our mission is to hold NCRO accountable, demand transparency, and safeguard the rights of those within these organizations who seek fairness, justice, and integrity.
Our mission is twofold:
Internal Accountability – We advocate for transparency and adherence to the founding principles of NCROs, ensuring that their leadership remains committed to protecting the rights of marginalized individuals.
Issue Advocacy – We work to highlight and address societal violations of civil and moral rights, with a particular focus on injustices faced by Black communities across America.
Why We Exist
Throughout history, civil rights organizations have played a crucial role in advancing justice and equality. However, as times change, so do the challenges these organizations face. Some leadership structures have become bureaucratic and unresponsive to the very people they are meant to serve. Our project steps in to hold these organizations accountable—ensuring that their resources, influence, and leadership are effectively used for meaningful advocacy.
Join the Movement for Accountability!
Be part of a growing community dedicated to ensuring true advocacy, transparency, and action within civil rights leadership. Stand with us—stay informed, share your voice, and help drive real change.
Our Approach
We believe in direct advocacy—mobilizing communities, leveraging legal strategies, and using public pressure to drive change. Through transparency initiatives, legal challenges, and grassroots organizing, we aim to restore integrity and action within civil rights institutions.
Join us as we work toward a future where leadership is accountable, advocacy is effective, and every voice is heard.
