NCBW-GNO, Inc. Orleans Parish Sheriff Candidate Forum 2025

Orleans Parish Sheriff Candidate Forum 2025

Make sure your voice is heard. Join the National Coalition of 100 Black Women - Greater New Orleans, Inc. (NCBW-GNO, Inc.) and its Advocacy & Accountablity Alliance at the 2025 Orleans Parish Sheriff Candidate Forum at the Greater Evergreen Baptist Church! The Advocacy & Accountablity Alliance includes NCBW-GNO, Inc.'s community partners: Dillard University, Greater Evergreen Baptist Church, G.W. Carver High School, the League of Women Voters of New Orleans, The Links, Inc. Pontchartrain Chapter, Lower 9th Ward Voter's Coalition, Lower 9th Ward Homeownership Association, Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale, 100 Black Men of Metro New Orleans, and Urban League of Louisiana.

The in-person public forum is the community's chance to hear directly from the candidates vying for the important role of Orleans Parish Sheriff. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about each candidate's platforms and get answers to pertinent questions.

The deadline to register and reserve your seat is 11 p.m, (Wednesday) August 13. Please note that the local media is expected to attend this event. Your voice, image, and likeness may be aired online or on television as part of the news coverage of this event.

Please text Dr. Maniko Barthelemy, the Advocacy & Public Policy Chair for National Coalition of 100 Black Women - Greater New Orleans, Inc. at (504) 450-2944 for more details.

"100 Black Men of Metro New Orleans feels attending this forum allows your voice to be heard and impacts your voting decision. When more people assemble, elected leaders are forced to be accountable to more voices. Your collective voice impacts your neighborhood."

"We look forward to engaging in thoughtful discussion with our candidates running for the office of Sheriff and identifying that they understand what are the needs of the community and how they will go beyond "the job" to keep our community safe," Dillard University.

Register to be counted, educate to be empowered, mobilize to be heard. Your Voice – Your Power - Your Vote," Lower 9th Ward Voter's Coalition.

"The vote is the most powerful nonviolent tool we have to create change in our communities. When we vote, we claim our power and shape our future," Greater Evergreen Baptist Church.

"The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office is an important part of public safety. Informed voters make all the difference," The Pontchartrain (LA) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated.

"League of Women Voters of New Orleans is pleased to educate voters about the candidates and issues in the Orleans Parish Sheriff's race by participating in this forum."

"Last year, we proudly registered over 100 Carver scholars to vote—but our commitment doesn’t stop there. At Carver, we believe it’s just as important to be informed as it is to be registered. This forum is a meaningful opportunity for our scholars, families, and the greater community, to not only engage in the democratic process, but be able to make informed decisions," G.W. Carver High School.

This event is a powerful tool in shaping our democracy by providing a seat at the table with the candidates, as Vice President Kamala Harris said, "Your vote is your voice, and you voice is your power," Mystic Krewe of Femme Fatale.

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