Structured for action, the National Coalition of 100 Black Women is committed to being a united voice for more than 20 million Black women in the United States. As a network, it serves as a vehicle of communication among Black women for their own personal and professional development. And as an advocacy group, it collectively seeks the political and economic empowerment of Black women as a means of gaining access to mainstream America.
Today, the national movement has garnered thousands of members over the years throughout 60 chapters representing 28 states. Most NCBW members have completed college and hold a professional position. In the communities across America, NCBW lays claim to physicians, dentists, lawyers, judges, corporate executives, media personalities, educators, entrepreneurs, and an array of other skilled professionals from the public and private sectors.
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NATIONAL COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN, INC.
HEALTH
Health is a vital component of a thriving community. NCBW is concerned about the well-being of the whole community and the whole person: physically, emotionally and spiritually.
EDUCATION
NCBW delivers support services that help youth achieve their educational goals.
ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
NCBW’s economic programs focus on financial literacy, family wealth building, and entrepreneurship.
PUBLIC POLICY
NCBW interfaces and partner with other local organizations and groups who shared a common vision in public policy,
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