Berkshire County NAACP

For the first time since 2020, Berkshire Community College and the Berkshire Chapter of the NAACP will hold an in-person Martin Luther King Day of Service in Pittsfield, Massachusetts Monday.

With the year drawing to a close, we’re reflecting on some of the biggest headlines from Berkshire County in 2022.

The executive director of the Berkshire Black Economic Council has been named as a co-chair for a committee in the transition team of incoming Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey.

The Berkshire County NAACP will distribute stipends to local students at Sunday’s Juneteenth celebration in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

The Berkshire County Chapter of the NAACP says inaction from Pittsfield, Massachusetts officials is endangering the lives of people of color in the community.

Tonight’s meeting marks the first official public discussion of Miguel Estrella’s death at the hands of a Pittsfield police officer after the city council avoided the topic at its first meeting after the incident last week.

A new report from the Berkshire Chapter of the NAACP details the history of redlining in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, and how systemic discrimination shaped the city through today.

The Berkshire County Chapter of the NAACP is presenting a report on redlining in Pittsfield, Massachusetts at its virtual meeting Wednesday night.

After a 22-year-old was shot and killed by the Pittsfield Police Department on Friday, the President of the Berkshire Chapter of the NAACP is speaking out.

A representative of the Berkshire County Chapter of the NAACP appeared at Tuesday night’s Pittsfield, Massachusetts city council meeting to endorse the city’s new Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.