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The Black Women's Roundtable serves as the NCBCP’s intergenerational leadership development, mentoring, empowerment and power building arm for Black women and girls.

11/01/2026

OUR VOTES MATTER, and SO DO OUR EVERYDAY NEEDS!

At Black Women’s Roundtable – Metro Detroit, we understand that voting is ONE part of the solution, but it is not the full answer!

We also know that families are STRUGGLING! Between inflation, high gas prices, rising grocery costs, and the everyday challenges of making ends meet, our communities need more than words. They need ACTION, RESOURCES, and SUPPORT!

That’s why we’re partnering with local organizations to combine civic engagement with MUTUAL AID on the last day of early voting!

📅 TODAY! Sunday, November 1, 2026

⏰ 12 PM – 3 PM

📍 Pontiac City Hall Parking Lot

❤️ FREE COMMUNITY RESOURCES:

Laundry detergent

Diapers (Sizes 0–4)

Gun safety locks

T-shirts

Plenty of food!

All supplies are limited and available while they last.

EVERYONE IS WELCOME! No purchase is required to receive resources.

We believe in building political power while also caring for our people. Because democracy isn’t just about what happens at the ballot box. It’s about the quality of life our families experience every single day!

We can fight for change AND take care of each other at the same time!

10/31/2026

VOTING, COMMUNITY & SUPPORT!

The Black Women’s Roundtable is partnering with local organizations to encourage our community to get out and VOTE!

But we also understand that times are HARD! Supporting our community means more than encouraging people to vote. It means showing up for families when they need it most!

📅 Sunday, November 1, 2026

⏰ 12 PM – 3 PM

📍 Pontiac City Hall Parking Lot

❤️ FREE COMMUNITY GIVEAWAY!

Laundry detergent

Dish washing liquid

Diapers (Sizes 0–5)

Gun safety locks

T-shirts

LOTS OF FOOD!

Everyone is welcome! All supplies are limited and available while they last.

Come out, bring your family, and enjoy some community love!

Because our VOICES matter, our VOTES matter, and our FAMILIES matter!

No purchase or voting required!!

10/19/2026

BLACK WOMEN SAVING DEMOCRACY… AGAIN!!

Calling all our SiSTARs in Pontiac and Detroit!

Join Black Women's Roundtable – Metro Detroit for an afternoon of sisterhood, community, and civic engagement!

We're coming together to phone bank, canvass, connect with our neighbors, and share nonpartisan voting information. Because when Black women come together, COMMUNITY gets stronger! ✊🏾

📅 Sunday, October 25, 2026
⏰ 3–5 PM
📍 Pontiac & Detroit
🍽️ Dinner included!

No experience needed! Bring your sisters, daughters, aunties, and friends. We'll provide the training and materials!

Register TODAY: https://forms.gle/4u3dLfLJT3Uj2tGa9

07/18/2026

This weekend, as communities across the country honor Congressman John Lewis during the Weekend of Good Trouble, we celebrate what it means to get into good trouble; standing up, speaking out, and organizing for justice!

We’re especially proud to see one of our movement’s shining stars, Helen Butler, Executive Director of the Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda, continuing the legacy of fearless leadership and people-powered democracy. Helen has spent decades ensuring that every voice is heard, every vote is counted, and every community has the opportunity to shape its future.

Black voters have always been at the center of expanding democracy in this country. From the Civil Rights Movement to today’s fights for voting rights, economic justice, and accountable leadership, we know that our power grows when we organize, educate, and mobilize.

Thank you, Helen Butler, and all of our sisters and brothers across Georgia and the nation, for reminding us that democracy is not a spectator sport. The best way to honor John Lewis is to keep building power, protecting the vote, and never being afraid to get into good trouble, necessary trouble.

✊🏾

07/02/2026

The countdown to Essence Festival Weekend is on! Join the Black Women’s Roundtable, Louisiana Black Women’s Roundtable, Power Rising, and Black Voters Matter for the 12th Annual Women of Power Gathering & Jazz Brunch, a morning of powerful conversation, connection, and collective action with dynamic Black women leaders from across the country.

This special gathering is powered by Gilead and will take place during Essence Festival Weekend.

This event is INVITATION ONLY. RSVP is required. Invitation is non-transferable.

06/21/2026

We started the day at the 100 Black Men of America Conference, attending the Women of Influence panel, where Melanie Campbell shared a powerful vision of Black men and Black women working together in partnership and reclaiming the solidarity that has always moved our communities forward.

From there, Black Women’s Roundtable Michigan joined Tamika Mallory and the All Roads Lead to the South Coalition in Harlem for the Juneteenth Week of Action.

Why talk about the South from New York?

Because our ancestors migrated north, but the fight for justice followed us. The attacks on voting rights, civil rights, and economic opportunity impacting Black communities in the South are showing up on the East Coast, MidWest, and the West Coast too.

That’s why we’re here, to learn, organize, build power, and stand in solidarity.

Thank you to Melanie Campbell for your leadership and unwavering commitment to bringing our communities together.

When we fight, we win. ✊🏾🖤

06/20/2026

TODAY!! Free for the first 65 people!!

Check out our Black Youth Votes to get your FREE ticket!!

06/19/2026

This Juneteenth, we’re celebrating freedom by investing in knowledge, responsibility, and community safety.

Today, Black Women’s Roundtable, Black Youth Vote and 1000 Black Men had the opportunity to work with a Black-owned business and CPL expert, Edward Galloway Jr. of Aim/Fire CPL Training, to ensure that our community understands the safe and responsible use of fi****ms.

For us, this training isn’t just about fi****ms. It’s about education. It’s about understanding the laws that regulate gun ownership. It’s about exercising our rights responsibly. And it’s about making sure we have the knowledge necessary to keep ourselves, our families, and our communities safe.

As Black Americans, our freedom has always been tied to our ability to be informed, prepared, and empowered. Today was another step in that journey.

A special thank you to Edward Galloway Jr. for sharing his expertise and creating a learning environment focused on safety, responsibility, and education.

Juneteenth is about more than remembering our history. It’s about building a stronger future.

And that means making sure our community has the tools, resources, and knowledge to thrive.

06/19/2026

Today, the Black Women's Roundtable took time to practice what we preach, supporting Black businesses while prioritizing self-care.

We were grateful to utilize the services of a Black owned business that created a space for Black women to rest, recharge, and reconnect.

Self-care isn't a luxury; it's a necessity, especially for the women who carry so much for their families, workplaces, and communities.

As we celebrate Juneteenth, we're reminded that economic freedom and community wellness go hand in hand. That's why we encourage everyone to not only support Black businesses during Juneteenth, but all year long.

When we intentionally spend our dollars with Black-owned businesses, we invest in dreams, create opportunities, strengthen our communities, and build generational wealth.

Today was about self-care. Tomorrow, and every day after, we'll continue to be intentional about supporting Black businesses.

06/18/2026

What a beautiful evening of sisterhood, fellowship, and empowerment! ✨

Black Women’s Roundtable, Oakland Forward, and Red, W**e & Blue partnered together to bring women of all races, backgrounds, and generations into one space to connect, learn, laugh, and support one another.

In a time when so much seeks to divide us, this gathering was a powerful reminder that we are stronger together. 💜

Together, we are:
🤝 Stronger through unity
💪 Stronger through collective action
🌟 Stronger when we uplift one another
🗳️ Stronger when every voice is heard
❤️ Stronger when we lead with courage, hope, and purpose

A special thank you to the incredible small businesses and vendors who helped make this event possible:

🍧 Harold’s Italian Ice
🥤 Courtney’s Juicy Juice
🥢 Jenn’s Seoul Rolls on the Go
🎶 DJ Cutty
🍷 The W**e Queen

The food was amazing, the music kept the energy high, the drinks were refreshing, and the Italian ice was the perfect treat. Every detail helped create a memorable experience for everyone who attended.

As we celebrated Juneteenth, it was especially meaningful to support and showcase Black women-owned businesses whose talent, entrepreneurship, and commitment to community continue to make our neighborhoods stronger.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped create a space filled with encouragement, empowerment, and meaningful connection. The energy in the room reminded us that when women come together across generations, races, and experiences, we build the kind of community that can change the world.

Stronger together. Better together. Unstoppable together. ✊🏾💜

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Address

91 N. Saginaw Street Suite G109
Pontiac, MI
48342

Telephone

+12488129850

Website

http://www.blackwomensroundtable.org/

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