National Association of Black Defenders, Inc.

Main Office

1717 Pennsylvania Avenue Suite #1025
Washington, DC 20006

(202) 674-6428

(212) 220-6037

National Office

1 World Trade Center
85th Floor Suite 8500
New York, NY 10007

(202) 674-6428

(212) 220-6037

Florida Office

66 West Flagler Street, 9th Floor
Miami Beach, Florida 33130

(202) 674-6428

(561) 581-1545

 
 
 

Our Purpose - To defend the truth and stand for freedom and justice for all.

Legal Disclosure:

If you have concerns regarding debt settlement

or any other legal settlements, please address our NY office.

National Association of Black Defenders Inc.
% Legal Claims and Defense
1 World Trade Center
85th Floor, Suite 8500
New York, NY 10007

(202) 674-6428
(212) 220-6037

Defending the Truth, Standing on the Promises.

The National Association of Black Defenders, Inc. is a Christian, non-violent organization committed to social change. We advocate for social, economic, and environmental justice for all. Despite promises of freedom and justice, these ideals have not been met. We recognize the social unrest and injustices in our country, including:
  • Criminal Justice and Prison Reform
  • Human Rights
  • Police Brutality
  • False Imprisonment
  • Racial Profiling
  • Community Policing with Mental Health Co-Responders
  • Re-entry into Society
  • Poverty
  • Discrimination
  • Healthy Living Environments
  • Livable Wages
  • Pay Equity
  • Equality in Employment, Healthcare, Housing, Education, and Accountability

Our non-violent movement aims to save lives and promote justice through love. We draw inspiration from past strategies, advocating for change from the inside out.

Defending the Truth, Standing on the Promises.

Our Vision and Targeted Issues

We strive for a world where social, economic, and environmental justice and equality prevail. Key issues include:

  1. Police Brutality
  2. False Imprisonment
  3. Racial Profiling
  4. Mass Incarceration
  5. Mental Illness Among the Incarcerated
  6. Abuse of Inmates
  7. Reforming Sentencing Laws
  8. Community Policing with Mental Health Providers
  9. More Social Workers in Schools
  10. Veteran Court Transfers for Eligible Inmates
  11. Reforming Bail Practices
  12. Mental Health Assessments for Repeat Offenders
  13. Re-entry Programs
  14. Addressing Poverty and Discrimination
  15. Ensuring Accountability
  16. Equality in Employment, Healthcare, Housing, Education, and Pay
Our Vision and Targeted Issues

Our Declaration

We, the National Association of Black Defenders, Inc., pledge to advocate for social change and justice. Stand with us in our mission.
 
Empowering Equality, Advancing Justice Together
Our Declaration
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