You can join the New BlackPanther Party by completing our online membership application available on our website. Membership is open to all ages, with a focus on Black individuals aged 18-35 who are committed to community empowerment and self-determination.
NBPP offers a range of programs including:
The New BlackPanther Party is based in St. Louis, Missouri, United States, but operates globally through its 24/7 online platforms, providing resources and programs accessible worldwide.
You can support the NBPP Scholarship Fund by making donations via CashApp or through the donation options on our website. Contributions directly help fund educational scholarships for Black youth and emerging leaders.
The NBPP Community Forum is a quarterly newspaper that offers movement-aligned journalism focused on Black empowerment, social justice, and community issues. It features interactive digital content and serves as a platform to elevate Black voices and stories.
NBPP's self-defense training is designed specifically for the Black community and includes age-appropriate, practical techniques such as hand-to-hand combat, weapon defense, and conflict de-escalation. All classes are led by experienced instructors committed to fostering disciplined, collective protection in a safe environment.
NBPP's Youth Mentorship Programs primarily target Black youth, especially those aged 18-35, but are inclusive of all young individuals interested in personal growth, leadership development, and community engagement.
NBPP conducts coordinated campaigns, community forums, and policy lobbying efforts focused on police accountability and legislative reforms. These initiatives empower community members to understand their legal rights and actively participate in systemic change.
No, the New BlackPanther Party is a separate organization founded in 1989. While it draws inspiration from the original Black Panther Party's imagery and some political ideals, NBPP has its own distinct history, leadership, and program focus.
The Black-Owned Business Directory is available on the NBPP website. It is designed to promote economic empowerment by connecting consumers with Black-owned businesses and encouraging community support.
While NBPP is inclusive of all ages, it primarily focuses on engaging Black individuals aged 18-35, a demographic often at the forefront of activism and community leadership.
Membership benefits include access to self-defense training, community outreach programs, justice system advocacy, leadership development opportunities, participation in cultural events, and connection to a global network committed to Black empowerment.
NBPP operates 24/7 online through its website, social media, and digital applications, offering online membership and scholarship applications, interactive newspaper content, virtual events, and resources accessible worldwide.
NBPP offers a mix of free and donation-based programs. Many community outreach initiatives and educational resources are free or low-cost to maximize accessibility. Specific details are provided on the website for each program.
NBPP supports economic independence through workshops on financial literacy and entrepreneurship, a Black-owned business directory to circulate dollars within the community, and advocacy for building sustainable economic networks.
NBPP prioritizes participant safety by conducting trainings with experienced instructors, maintaining clear codes of conduct, and providing conflict de-escalation education to ensure a secure and respectful environment for all attendees.
You can volunteer by contacting NBPP through the website or social media channels. Volunteer opportunities include community outreach, event support, advocacy campaigns, and assisting with educational programs.
Yes, NBPP offers Women's Safety Workshops focused on empowering women with effective self-defense techniques and strategies tailored to their specific needs.
NBPP emphasizes disciplined, collective protection through self-defense training, neighborhood empowerment initiatives, and advocacy for justice system accountability to create safer Black communities.
NBPP combats youth disengagement by providing tailored mentorship programs, leadership development, cultural events, and accessible digital platforms designed to engage and empower young adults aged 18-35.