Angeline F. Johnson, KAAAC Commissioner

Angeline F. Johnson, KAAAC Commissioner Commissioners are citizens who decided to make a difference in their community. The commission sits within the Office of the Governor. Who are the Commissioners?

The men and women who make up the Kansas African American Affairs Commission meet monthly and strive to create opportunities for the African American citizens of Kansas. The Kansas African American Affairs Commission (KAAAC) is a seven member body with members appointed by the Governor, the President of the Senate, the Senate Minority Leader, the Speaker of the House and the House Minority Leader.

Commissioner Johnson represents the 4th Congressional District. The men and women who make up the Kansas African American Affairs Commission meet quarterly to develop policy recommendations that strive to create opportunities for the African American citizens of Kansas. How are Commissioners chosen? Commissioners are appointed by the Governor, President of the Senate, Senate Minority Leader, the Speaker of the House, and the House Minority Leader. Voice Your Opinion
KAAAC would like to hear your comments, questions and concerns to keep the commissioners informed of the needs and accomplishments of the African American community. Join the KAAAC list serve by adding your email information using the KAAAC newsletter mailing list found here: https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/KSOG/subscriber/new?topic_id=KSOG_21

08/09/2026
I want you to be aware and informed! 👇🏾
08/09/2026

I want you to be aware and informed! 👇🏾

GET EXCITED: WE HAVE FULL DOULA TRAINING SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE ACROSS KANSAS!

Have you ever felt called to support families through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum? Catalyst Doula Training can help you turn that calling into a skilled, paid profession—without putting the rest of your life on hold.

Our hybrid program was created specifically for adult learners balancing work, family, caregiving, and everything else life requires.

Here’s how it works:

âś… Complete 60 hours of self-paced online learning within eight weeks
âś… Attend two hands-on, in-person training days, held on two Saturdays
âś… Train at a regional site in Kansas, with locations across the state so that many participants can attend close to home
âś… Graduate with the knowledge, practical skills, and professional foundation to begin supporting families in your community

And this is a real career opportunity. Kansas Medicaid now covers eligible doula services, creating a growing pathway for trained doulas to earn meaningful income while expanding access to pregnancy, birth, and postpartum support. Birth work can allow you to care for your community and build a career that helps support your own family.

Care for your community. Build a career. Support your family.

Full scholarships are available now. Apply, get approved, and begin learning right away!

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all seats have been filled. Apply today: https://forms.gle/s82Emuq1WsQFhnHy5

08/09/2026

Due to recent Kansas law, school districts and educators must limit social media to one-way communication with students. Since we can't always know if we're communicating with a student, we are no longer able to respond to direct messages or comment-based conversations on our social media pages.

It's important to us to provide support when needed. Please contact your student's school or message us at [email protected] if you need assistance.

08/05/2026

I am EXAUSTED, but wouldn't change a thing about how I spent my day today. đź—ł

Today I served as a Sedgwick County Election Official for the State of Kansas Primary Election. From 5:45 AM to 8:00 PM I worked my precinct and from 7AM - 7PM witnessed a NONSTOP flow of voters from ALL PARTIES (NO EXAGGERATION)!

And I tell you what...

To see so many people who not only understand how important voting is, but showed up to vote in today's primary to do their part encouraged my heart!! Because more people are DOING what to takes to bring change (voting) there is hope for change that will bring better!!!

I am so thankful for those who don't just talk about the issues, but actually do their part to address them!

I was asked, "What would I tell my family and friends about the importance of voting?" Here's my answer!
07/21/2026

I was asked, "What would I tell my family and friends about the importance of voting?" Here's my answer!

Current Situation...Listening to NAACP National President Derrick Johnson during today's Morning Plenary of the 117th NA...
07/20/2026

Current Situation...

Listening to NAACP National President Derrick Johnson during today's Morning Plenary of the 117th NAACP National Convention taking place July 18–22, 2026, at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois! 💙💛

Centered around the theme "We, The People," the event features thousands of civil rights leaders, policymakers, and advocates gathering to focus on civic engagement, voting rights, and strategies for the midterm elections.

The multi-day event includes:Key Programming: Plenary sessions, policy workshops, and "The Hub" exhibit hall.Pre-Convention Summits: The Health Equity Summit and the Charles Hamilton Houston Legal Advocacy Training Institute.

Also taking place - ACT-SO: The Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological, and Scientific Olympics, where students compete in various categories.For detailed schedules, livestreams, and to manage existing registrations, visit the official NAACP Convention portal.

Glad to present!

07/19/2026

Excited to be here in Chicago for the NAACP 117th National Convention!

The NAACP National Convention is an empowering and immersive experience held each year to celebrate our community's collective power. The Convention attracts innovative change-makers, thought-leaders, entrepreneurs, scholars, entertainers, influencers, and creatives to network and exchange ideas.

Know that KANSAS is here!

Excited to see the work of fellow commissioners who are also working to engage directly with Black Kansans in their dist...
07/16/2026

Excited to see the work of fellow commissioners who are also working to engage directly with Black Kansans in their districts to hear and learn directly from them!

Thank you, Commisioner Trent Davis for making this opportunity available in Congressional District 1 and partnering with the Salina KS NAACP!

07/12/2026

Spent time exploring and really taking in the art, architecture, and design of the the Kansas State Capitol building today. The storytelling through the murals, photos, and artifacts throughout the Capitol is amazing! 🤩

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Wichita, KS

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