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DCABP meets the first Thursday of each month. Due to the pandemic, most of our meetings are currently virtual. You are invited to reach out to us on our Contact Form below with your interest in joining us. It is never too late to get involved!

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A SPECIAL INVITATION FROM THE CHAIRMAN

On behalf of the General Body Membership of the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People, it is my distinct honor and privilege to invite you to our 2026 Annual Founders’ Day Banquet. For generations, the Durham Committee has served as a powerful advocate for justice, opportunity, and the well-being of Black residents throughout Durham County. Our enduring strength is rooted in the commitment of our members, community partners, supporters, and friends who believe in the transformative power of collective action. Your presence affirms that shared commitment and helps us continue the important work of advancing educational achievement, economic opportunity, civic engagement, and social justice.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our keynote speaker, Pastor James Gailliard,
a visionary leader, accomplished public servant, and trusted voice at the intersection
of faith, justice, and community transformation. We are honored to welcome him and
| grateful for the wisdom, inspiration, and spirit of service he brings to this special occasion.

It is our sincere hope that you enjoy this memorable evening of celebration, fellowship, and
renewed commitment to community service.

With gratitude,

Senator Floyd B. McKissick, Jr.
Chairman
Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People

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