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09/12/2026

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Incorporated (NCBW) joins the nation and the world in solemnly commemorating the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001.

09/10/2026

SPOTLIGHT ON LEADership
Rhonda F. Briggins, JD
President, Delta for Women in Action
Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy Session I Guest Facilitator

We are excited to welcome Rhonda F. Briggins, JD as our Session I Guest Facilitator for the Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy!

A nationally recognized leader in advocacy, civic engagement, and strategic partnerships, Rhonda serves as President of Delta for Women in Action and Principal and Vice President of Government Affairs at Pond & Company. She also serves on the Board of Directors of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and is a co-founder and board member of Vote Run Lead.

A passionate advocate for civic and social action, Rhonda has been recognized with numerous honors, including the 2026 NCBW Stone Mountain Chapter Advocacy Award and 2024 COMTO Trailblazer Award. She holds a B.A. from Georgia State University and Juris Doctorate from Jones School of Law.

09/10/2026

Spotlight on LEADership: Bridgette V. Baker, Session I Speaker
President & CEO, PBCi, LLC
Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy Consulting Partner

With more than 25 years of experience, Bridgette V. Baker is an entrepreneur, business strategist, and transformational leader who helps organizations turn vision into sustainable ex*****on.

As Founder and President of PBCi, LLC, Bridgette leads a business solutions ecosystem providing training, consulting, and digital services that help organizations thrive.

Since 2019, she has served as a trusted consultant to the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., supporting national initiatives including the Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy, conferences, webinars, digital platforms, and virtual events.
Her diverse career spans corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, training, and large-scale event production, with collaborations involving organizations such as Microsoft and productions featuring Oprah Winfrey, Kamala Harris, and Cathy Hughes.

09/10/2026

Spotlight on LEADership: Sharon J. Stone, Session I Speaker
NCBW National Second Vice President
Co-Chair, Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy Committee

With more than 40 years of civilian service, Sharon J. Stone is a respected public servant, community advocate, and accomplished leader whose career reflects a deep commitment to service and excellence.

A Certified Defense Financial Manager, Sharon is a recipient of the Meritorious Civilian Service Award and Department of Defense Spirit of Service Award. She also serves as Owner and CEO of ClayStone Coaching, LLC, where she empowers women to define and pursue their goals and aspirations.

Through her professional, community, church, and volunteer leadership, Sharon continues to serve, empower, and inspire others to reach their fullest potential.

09/10/2026

Spotlight on LEADership: Michele McNeill-Emery, Session I Speaker
NCBW National First Vice President
Co-Chair, Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy Committee

With more than 40 years of experience in health care administration, organizational leadership, advocacy, and community engagement, Michele McNeill-Emery is a dedicated leader and champion for service.

A member of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. for more than 30 years, Michele previously served two terms as the organization’s 8th National President and currently leads its Baltimore Metropolitan Chapter. A retired health care administrator, she spent more than 14 years with Johns Hopkins Hospital.

A longtime member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and proud graduate of Coppin State University, Michele continues to inspire through her leadership, service, and commitment to developing others.

09/10/2026

Spotlight on LEADership: Minnie J. Miller, Session I Speaker
NCBW National Third Vice President
Chair, Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy Committee

With more than four decades of service, Minnie J. Miller is a distinguished educator, visionary leader, and community advocate dedicated to developing leaders and empowering others.

A retired Fulton County Schools principal, Mrs. Miller has served as an educational consultant, staff development instructor, and mentor to school leaders. She is a past president of NCBW’s Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter and has been recognized among Atlanta’s Top 100 Women of Influence. She holds degrees from Savannah State University and Georgia State University.

As Chair of the Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy, Mrs. Miller continues her commitment to cultivating the next generation of women leaders.

08/26/2026

Congratulations to the 2026–2027 Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy Class V!

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. (NCBW) proudly congratulates the following members on their acceptance into the prestigious Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy.

Their selection is a testament to their commitment to leadership, service, and excellence, as well as their dedication to advancing NCBW’s mission.
• Alicia Collins – Phoenix Metropolitan Chapter
• Robin Drake, Esq. – Greater Huntsville Chapter
• Amber Harris – Pennsylvania Chapter
• Abigale Harry – Pennsylvania Chapter
• Dr. LaShunna McCall – Tampa Bay Area Chapter
• Dr. Stephanie McMillan – Columbia (SC) Chapter
• Dr. Ni'Shawn Stovall – Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter

We celebrate these outstanding women as they embark on this transformative leadership journey and look forward to the impact they will continue to make within NCBW and beyond.

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08/21/2026

NCBW Stands with Members Impacted by Severe Storms in Northwest Indiana

Our thoughts and prayers are with our members, their families, and their communities affected by the August 11th storms in Northwest Indiana. We stand in solidarity with them during this difficult time and as recovery efforts continue.

Please take a moment to read the press release shared below.

07/21/2026

We are incredibly proud to celebrate NCBW National President Virginia W. Harris and the Greater New Orleans Chapter for their outstanding representation of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. at the 2026 ESSENCE Festival of Culture.

Their presence on one of the nation's most influential stages highlighted NCBW's unwavering commitment to advocating for Black women and girls, advancing equity, and empowering communities through leadership, service, and collective action.

Congratulations to President Harris and the Greater New Orleans Chapter for exemplifying the vision, mission, and impact of our organization. Your leadership continues to inspire and elevate the work of NCBW across the country.

A special thank you to Essence and our valued partner, The Coca-Cola Company, for shining a spotlight on the impactful work of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.



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What can sisterhood build?

At the ESSENCE Festival of Culture, Dr. Virginia W. Harris, National President of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, shared how 45 years of advocacy have created opportunities for Black women and girls through leadership, education, economic empowerment, and public policy.

Swipe through to revisit highlights from this inspiring conversation, courtesy of Coca-Cola®.

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07/06/2026

NCBW Members, tomorrow is the deadline! There is only 1 day left to submit your application for the Virginia W. Harris LEAD Academy Class V.

Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Take the next step in your leadership journey and join a legacy of women committed to leading with purpose, serving with excellence, and creating lasting impact.

Applications close tomorrow. Apply now at https://lead.ncbw.org/

Your leadership journey begins with one application.