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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
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Goals: Build Better Relations Between Community and Government
The Florida Civil Rights Association's President continues to meet with
officials representing foreign governments, the United States, and the
State of Florida to build better relationships and address local, state,
national and international issues concerning our members, community,
and supporters.
The President also seeks to develop friendly relations between
governments and the public they serve, while promoting civil rights,
civil liberties and human rights in the public and private sectors.
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The need has never been greater for a diverse community to join the
Florida Civil Rights Association (FCRA) and take a stand against the
growing threats to our civil rights, civil liberties and human rights.
Become part of FCRA's New Civil Rights Generation of Community
Leaders. Become A FCRA Member Here!
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If you are already a member, consider making a financial donation of
$20, $50, $100 or more to ensure we have the resources needed to
reduce the widespread attack on our constitutional rights. Donate Here!
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MEET THE PRESIDENT
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J WILLIE DAVID, III
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J Willie David, III, founded the Florida Civil Rights
Association March 15, 2005. Since then served as
President of the organization. Learn more
LEADERSHIP AND ADVOCACY
The Executive Office of the President provides
advice and support to the Board of Directors, it's
Officers, and Committee Chairs to assist them in
fulfilling of their responsibilities and advancing
the FCRA mission and vision.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS
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FCRA 2009 Civil Rights Agenda
FCRA 2009 Year In Review
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CONTACT
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FOR REQUEST
Public Appearances, Office Meetings,
and Community Events
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Genick Blaise
Executive Assistant To The President
Contact
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PRESIDENT DAVID SEEKS JUSTICE FOR COMMUNITY
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ORLANDO
LEADERSHIP
FCRA President held a meeting with former
Haitian Prime Minister Jacques-Edouard Alexis
President David spoke with the Prime Minister
about the many challenges the Haitian people
face. The Prime Minister spoke of the urgent need
to rebuild Haiti. He stated that the Haitian
government is making good progress on behalf of
its people; doing so in partnership with the
international community; that is providing
security and stability through MINUSTAH.
FCRA President request TPS for Haitians
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WASHINGTON, DC
ADVOCACY
FCRA President rally for Immigrants' Rights
Several hundred immigrant supporters and
religious leaders from across the country marched
to the Southwest Washington headquarters of the
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
agency yesterday, strumming guitars, beating
drums and waving colorful homemade banners
exhorting President Obama to halt immigration
raids and promote legislation offering illegal
immigrants a path to citizenship.
Read more Washington Post | Article Photo
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GET INVOLVED
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REQUEST A SPEAKER
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START A FCRA BRANCH
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MEDIA REQUESTS
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To request an interview with
FCRA President or another FCRA Official.
Briefly describe the topic; provide the date,
time and location of the interview; media
organization, and the interviewer.
Contact
media@fcranews.com
407 272-9254
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