African American Mayors Association

The African American Mayors Association (AAMA) was launched on May 1, 2014, in Washington D.C. with a mission to empower local leaders, advocate for public policies that impact the vitality and sustainability of cities and create a forum to share best practices. Mayor Turner served as a member of the AAMA Advisory Board, as 2nd Vice President, and President.

As Chair, of the AAMA Development Committee, Mayor Turner surpassed previous fundraising records and positioned the organization to engage in lasting impactful work.  In May 2021, Mayor Turner was elected to serve as president of the organization. During his time as president, he prioritized public-private partnerships, economic development, education, affordable housing and making cities across the U.S. more equitable and inclusive.

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AAMA Links:

•   Mayor Turner Elected AAMA President
  BizJournals.com, 05.11.2021

Organizational Advocacy Links:

•   U.S. Conference of Mayors
•   Climate Mayors
•   Resilient Cities Network
•   African American Mayors Association
•   National Nonpartisan Conversation on Voter Rights

Supporting Links:

•   Advocacy Intro Page
•   Executive Advocacy
•   Legislative Advocacy
•   Organizational Advocacy