Crescent City Chapter of The Links, Incorporated

10/04/2026

09/30/2026

We are closing out our HBCU Legacy Links Campaign by shining the spotlight on Judge Carolyn Gill Jefferson. The Tougaloo College graduate shares why it was not only important for her to get an HBCU education but to also pass that legacy down to other generations!

09/29/2026

“There is something incredibly special about being nurtured by an HBCU.” 🙌🏾

That’s the message Dr. Sterling Roberts shared as part of our HBCU Legacy Links campaign. Swipe left to read more about what inspired her to attend Howard University and why she finds it so important to carry that legacy forward! ➡️💚

09/29/2026

Bison is in their blood!

As part of our HBCU Month Legacy Series, we’re turning the spotlight on Howard University graduate Erika McConduit, JD! Her daughter is continuing the family’s legacy as a third generation Bison! Read more about how the HBCU experience shaped Erika and why it is so meaningful to share that legacy with the next generation!

09/28/2026

Ochsner Baptist Education Outreach, in partnership with the Crescent City Chapter of The Links, Inc., on a mission to help New Orleans area High School students stay one step ahead of the game!

This past Saturday was the first of many mentorship workshops to former Outreach STEM Pathfinder Program participants. The workshops include in-person seminars to encourage mentoring relationships that focus on closing the academic achievement gap, workforce readiness, and healthy lifestyles. A special thank you to MP Hamilton for leading the way on this important initiative! 💚

09/28/2026

As part of our HBCU Month Legacy Series, we’re turning the spotlight on Spelman College graduate and third generation HBCU alumna Dr. Danielle Wright!

Dr. Wright is also the creative force behind our Crescent City (LA) HBCU Legacy Links campaign, which celebrates the generations of families who continue to carry that legacy forward!

09/24/2026

As part of our HBCU Month Legacy Series, we’re turning the spotlight on Spelman College and Meharry Medical School graduate Dr. La’Nasha Sanders.

HBCU legacy is an inheritance of belonging, community, cultural pride, and protection that we pass down to our children. Through our Crescent City (LA) HBCU Legacy Links campaign, we are celebrating the generations of families who continue to carry that legacy forward. A special thank you to Danielle Wright for helping to share the stories of these important HBCU connections!