For Women’s History Month, we recognize Kamilia K. Landrum, executive director of the Detroit Branch NAACP and holds the distinction of being the youngest person appointed to this position in the organization’s history. In this role, she leads strategic initiatives focused on education, economic sustainability, criminal justice reform, civic engagement, and healthcare access while managing partnerships and membership services for more than 20,000 members. Her leadership within the NAACP extends nationally and statewide.Kamilia is a member emeritus of the National NAACP Board of Directors, where she served as Vice Chair of the National Youth Work Committee and Vice Chair of the Image Awards Committee, in addition to serving on the Finance and Audit Committees. Locally, she previously served as Advisor to the Detroit NAACP Youth Council and Chair of the Detroit Branch NAACP Young Adult Committee for six years. She also serves as 3rd Vice President for the Michigan State Conference NAACP...