Drae Charles serves as the Legal Redress Chair for the Eugene-Springfield NAACP, playing a pivotal role in the organization's mission to ensure political, educational, social, and economic equality for all citizens. In this capacity, Drae oversees the intake and investigation of complaints related to civil rights violations, providing critical support to individuals who seek the NAACP's assistance.

Drae's responsibilities include evaluating the merits of each case, offering guidance on potential legal remedies, and facilitating access to necessary resources. By collaborating with legal professionals, Drae ensures that all cases are handled with professionalism and care, and that individuals receive the representation and support they need.

Beyond case management, Drae leads educational initiatives aimed at informing the community about their legal rights and protections. This involves organizing workshops, seminars, and outreach programs designed to empower individuals with the knowledge to advocate for themselves effectively. Drae also works to build and maintain strong relationships with local legal entities, government agencies, and community organizations, creating a robust network of support for those facing discrimination.

In addition to direct casework, Drae is responsible for developing and implementing strategic initiatives to address systemic issues of inequality. This includes researching and analyzing trends in civil rights violations, proposing policy changes, and advocating for legislative reforms that promote justice and equity. Drae's role also involves contributing to the organization's broader goals through fundraising efforts, public relations activities, and participation in community events.