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The NAAP was originally formed three years prior with international cooperation (primarily from the U.K. through Opus Breeze).  It was formed with a key interest of acting as a unified voice representative of America and its’ people.  We were recognized by the State of California on March 30, 2005 and certified as a 501(c)(3) by the IRS on May 12, 2005.  Established and quickly gaining momentum, The NAAP’s chief priorities are two-fold: 1) to promote those companies/groups who help or benefit the American people, and 2) to draw attention to that which advances America

As our mission statement relates, The NAAP covers every aspect of improving America; we focus on achieving what is best for America and its people.  But first, we have to bring relevant issues and pressing concerns to your attention; that which is not only relevant, but vital.  As a national association, we cannot take direct stances on issues one way or the other; however, we can educate, research, inform, and advocate issues on behalf of the American people.  Our aim is to give a balanced view on all prevailing positions, and offer our suggestion based on the facts. 

The NAAP strengthens America by targeting every area we can.  One of the chief sectors that affect American life is the corporate sector.  For this reason, we place a heavy emphasis on highlighting those corporations that are in accordance with the aims of The NAAP.  In addition, we also take an interest in issues outside the United States.  The NAAP realizes that on a global scale, all our actions are intrinsically connected on some level.  What affects one, affects us all.  Therefore, we take a strong interest in foreign affairs.  The NAAP reserves significant attention for international practices, especially in regards to how they affect the American people. 

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Letter From the President

Holding Responsible Media and Corporate America

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What It Means to be an American




To Resurrect the Voice of the American People

For the past few years, several key individuals' and groups' collaborative efforts gave rise to The National Association of the American People.  We sought to organize a group that would assert the growing concerns we all share within our society.  Whether the issues range from politics, society, race, sex, culture, education, etc., the fact remains that many paramount issues fundamental to our society are either being completely ignored or underestimated.  There are issues that reveal a disturbing truth about the deteriorating condition of our society, yet they are rhetorically manipulated by many.  It is we the people who ultimately pay the price for the mass manipulation we are facing.  As a society, we are being 'dumbed down'.  It is the primary aim of The NAAP to reverse this process. 

Based on vigilance in addressing the status of American society, The NAAP invites you to be a part of a movement of panoramic proportions. A non-profit, non-partisan group, the organization seeks the progress of the American people by looking to promote improvements within American society.  The NAAP recognizes that as a world community, our actions are intrinsically connected.  Propelled by this understanding, we seek to shape a new course for America, to engage in a synergetic commitment to values by taking the initiative needed to forge a new path.  Only in taking the necessary measures to move forward through acting candidly on topics of interest, through creating a public forum of discussion and action, can we hope to dissolve disparity and empower ourselves, and reclaim our voice, our rights, and ourselves. 

It is the interest of The NAAP to represent the American People.  We are witness to a momentum of sociopolitical struggles, and strive to reverse this flux and redirect to a path where principals guide actions.  In this endeavor, your patronage and voice are welcomed.  Together, we look forward to building strong relationships with a variety of community groups.  We welcome you as part of our growing movement, to regain the confidence of the people and to breathe life back into the ideals which gave birth to America

Signed,
Shireen Qudosi
President, The National Association of the American People

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Holding Responsible Media and Corporate America

The NAAP strengthens America by targeting every area we can. One of the chief sectors that affect American life is the corporate sector. For this reason, we place a heavy emphasis on highlighting those corporations that are in accordance with the aims of The NAAP as far as a commitment to equity and fair play is maintained.

Corporate America plays a significant role in the lives of the American people. This responsibility is shared with the media, who are direct influencers of the American people. For these reasons it is crucial to hold both areas responsible and in turn recognize them when they act in the best interest of the people.

We hold media accountable for inaccurate or bias reporting. It is the responsibility of the media to maintain journalistic integrity and uphold a far higher standard. On both counts, not only will we make regressions or advancements made public, but we also extend maintaining a high caliber in business and media to outside the United States.

The NAAP realizes that on a global scale, all our actions are intrinsically connected on some level. We reserve significant attention for international practices, especially in regards to how they affect the American people.

However, these initiatives can only be most effectively implemented if they have your support.

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Shireen Qudosi
Founder, Chairman, and President
Ms. Qudosi has worked closely with Opus Breeze to develop The NAAP in 2001. Since that time, it has grown exponentially both domestically and internationally. Ms. Qudosi spearheads the association, providing the direction and vision for The NAAP. She works closely with team members on all projects to ensure the highest standard of quality and integrity is met. Ms. Qudosi is also in the midst of developing branches in overseas territories and expanding The NAAP to a global network.

Kevin Javid
Director of Marketing & Visual Communication
With 14 years of design experience, Kevin Javid works directly with Ms. Qudosi to plan and implement all marketing needs and visual communications. His professionalism and rare eye-for-detail is what helps ensure The NAAP's the elite visual appeal. He is the partner and co-founder of Grahpicwise Inc., where he heads the team as technology director. He is also the marketing director for the American Design Awards, along with being its co-founder. Mr. Javid’s work has been featured in over 10 published works, featured in several magazines, and has been the recipient of seven design awards.

Art Javid
Lead Program Director
Also with 14 years of design experience, and the other half of Graphicwise Inc., and the American Design Awards where he serves as creative director and co-founder/events coordinator respectively, Art Javid is a pioneer in the area of innovative strategy. His ideas are an invaluable asset to The NAAP and often are what takes the association past the theoretical brilliance of Opus Breeze, and directly into effective implementation. In addition to also having his work published in children’s books, he has received notable mentions in leading industry magazines and books, as well as being the recipient of five design awards.

Reena Shaw
Public Relations Liason
With a background in marketing and a successful career in art and fashion, Reena brings her experience to The NAAP to handle press and publicity matters. She also assists in organizing events, with her signature trait of taking rough concepts and creating them into works of art and inspirational pieces. Along with Ms. Qudosi, Ms. Shaw assisted in the creation of the EDEN logo, which was her first break into transitioning from an intern into full-time member of The NAAP team. Ms. Shaw also continues to pursue her interest in art and design, and was a featured designer in the OC Designer Showcase of 2006 and 2007.

Troy Maloney
Business Advisor
Troy has been in the finance and property development business for over a decade. He lends his expertise to The NAAP to assure the association’s goals and interests are securely met.

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At this stage we are interested in doing what we can to draw greater attention to the association. We are actively seeking support to enhance the organization and build the infrastructure. While we have been fortunate enough to have been able to assemble a strong core team, we still welcome your efforts. We would be grateful for your patronage, should you be able to contribute in kind, expertise, services, monetary donations, or through a network of contacts.

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The NAAP is the largest association in the United States, as all Americans are inherent members. But they can assume a higher role by becoming a greater part in helping their country, and letting their country help them.


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