National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Metro Atlanta Chapter

National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Metro Atlanta Chapter Founded in 1988, the Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.

serves as part of the collective voice of African-American women living in Georgia. The Chapter boasts members who represent the corporate, civic, politic

🖤✨ SAVE THE DATE ✨🖤The 29th Annual Unsung Heroines Awards Gala is coming, and you do NOT want to miss this.📅 Saturday, A...
06/16/2026

🖤✨ SAVE THE DATE ✨🖤

The 29th Annual Unsung Heroines Awards Gala is coming, and you do NOT want to miss this.

đź“… Saturday, August 8, 2026
đź•• 6PM
📍 Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway
2020 Convention Center Concourse | Atlanta, GA 30337

“Advocacy in Action: Empowered Women, Stronger Communities”

🎟️ EARLY BIRD TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE NOW!

Don’t wait! Grab your tickets early and save! Early bird pricing ends June 30th, so now is the perfect time to secure your seat at Atlanta’s most elegant evening of the year.

Get yours today: link in BIO.

Join us for an unforgettable night celebrating women whose advocacy, leadership, and service are transforming our communities every single day. Expect a formal plated dinner, powerful award presentations, and an evening full of inspiration and community. đź–¤

This is your sign to get your tickets early and come celebrate with us!

Georgia has more than 7 million active voters — but less than 1 million have voted early.Early voting is where we have t...
05/15/2026

Georgia has more than 7 million active voters — but less than 1 million have voted early.

Early voting is where we have the greatest opportunity to make our voices heard before Election Day lines, delays, and barriers.

Right now, only 12.8% of Fulton County voters have turned out.

We cannot afford to wait.

This election will shape policies, representation, schools, voting rights, and opportunities for years to come.

Bring your family. Bring your friends. Bring your community.

Today is the LAST day of Early Voting.
Atlanta — let’s show up.

A film. A conversation. A movement. Exploring menstrual health and policies that protect our girls.Join the National Coa...
05/06/2026

A film. A conversation. A movement. Exploring menstrual health and policies that protect our girls.

Join the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter us for a powerful and transformative Mother’s Weekend experience as we host a community screening of Me Period at Atlanta City Hall.
Registration link: bit.ly/meperiodmay8

When: Friday, May 8th @ 6:00PM
Location:
Atlanta City Hall
55 Trinity Avenue Southwest

Atlanta, GA 30303

Developed by Black Women's Health Imperative, this impactful documentary explores puberty, menstruation, and health discovery through the voices of families and cultural leaders, including Sheryl Lee Ralph and Tabitha Brown.

Why This Matters
The journey of understanding our bodies often begins with the first period—but is shaped by the conversations we’ve had… or avoided. Me Period opens the door to honest, necessary dialogue around menstrual health, body literacy, and self-awareness.

Who Should Attend:
Mothers. Daughters. Caregivers. Educators. Advocates. Community Leaders.
Registration link: bit.ly/meperiodmay8

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925B Peachtree Street NE #209
Atlanta, GA
30309

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