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NLC Black Caucus members at the farewell brunch after a week of activities at CBC.
09/25/2023

NLC Black Caucus members at the farewell brunch after a week of activities at CBC.

Racism is not just rhetoric, and when left unchecked, it destroys lives.Yesterday, we celebrated the 60th anniversary of...
08/27/2023

Racism is not just rhetoric, and when left unchecked, it destroys lives.

Yesterday, we celebrated the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, just to have freedom taken away from three Black lives in Jacksonville, Florida, at the hands of white supremacy.

We know thoughts and prayers are not enough to erase hatred and gun violence.

We are thankful for the leaders we train who are rooted in equity and anti-oppression, whether that is speaking out against harmful education policies, fighting laws that uphold white supremacy, and exposing racism however it shows up.

New Leaders Council is committed to dismantling white supremacy in all its forms, whether it appears in practice or policy.

“Struggle is a never-ending process. Freedom is never really won, you earn it and win it in every generation.” — Coretta...
07/15/2022

“Struggle is a never-ending process. Freedom is never really won, you earn it and win it in every generation.”
— Coretta Scott King

The NLC Alumnae convened at the 70th Boule of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated, we are dedicated to continue the work & make an impact in local communities and globally!

“Every Black person you meet is a miracle... We are valuable because of our humanity and declared valuable because our a...
06/19/2022

“Every Black person you meet is a miracle... We are valuable because of our humanity and declared valuable because our ancestors declared our worth when they fought for us to live.”
—Brittany Packnett

Happy Mother’s Day to our wonderful Queens!
05/08/2022

Happy Mother’s Day to our wonderful Queens!

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson !
04/07/2022

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson !

Congratulations to NLC alum Tae Edmonds on winning his election! ✊🏾
03/09/2022

Congratulations to NLC alum Tae Edmonds on winning his election! ✊🏾

02/25/2022

Equitable change is not a distant goal, but something that must be fervently pursued every day by every leader. As humanitarian crises increase across the world - in Ukraine, but also across the Middle East, South America, Asia, Africa, and in our own backyards here in the U.S. - we acknowledge the fear and uncertainty that communities across the globe, including our NLC community, are facing right now. We need leaders who protect human rights and pursue equitable progress. We send deep gratitude to the many NLC alumni who are the leaders working to advance equity across the world and at home, who advise our world leaders on diplomacy, and who provide aid and resources to those suffering on the frontlines of conflict.

02/25/2022

NLC Black HistoryMakers: In 2020, Yasmine-Imani McMorrin (Los Angeles ‘18) became the first Black woman City Council Member in Culver City, California's 103-year history.

02/22/2022

Join us in congratulating Nina Robertson (Twin Cities ‘18) on her new role as Women's Foundation of Minnesota’s new Director of Systems Change! In this role, Nina will leverage partnerships for community impact, learning, evaluation, and research to ensure partnership alignment to advance systems change for gender and racial justice in Minnesota.

02/20/2022

NLC Black HistoryMakers: In 2011, Valerie "Val Marie" Henderson (New York City '17) became the first Black female pilot at Elizabeth City State University.

02/02/2022

Now introducing our NLC Black HistoryMakers Series. These NLC alumni have made history by showing up as the new kind of leader that we need.

In 2020, Ernest Owens (Philadelphia '19) became the first Black journalist to serve as editor at large in Philadelphia Magazine’s 112-year history.

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