The NAACP Fort Lauderdale/Broward Branch is a local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the civil rights organization founded in 1909. Based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the branch works to advance social justice, equality, and opportunity across Broward County, with a focus on political, educational, social, and economic equality and removing racial discrimination through democratic action.

Its work includes community advocacy, civic engagement, voter participation initiatives, education, and support for people addressing civil rights concerns. Through its Legal Redress Committee, the branch hosts monthly workshops where members can discuss civil rights issues with volunteer attorneys. It also provides complaint forms and guidance for employment-related discrimination, non-work-related discrimination, and police complaints.

The branch brings the community together through general membership meetings, public events, webinars, and programs such as its Evening with the Black Judges. Individuals can become members, volunteer, join the email list, or donate to support its work. The branch also shares news, event information, and community photographs through its website and social media channels.