National Coalition of 100 Black Women RMAC

National Coalition of 100 Black Women RMAC The National Coalition of 100 Black Women (NCBW) is a non-profit volunteer organization for American women.

Its members address common issues in their communities, families and personal lives, promoting gender and racial equity. The organization has its roots in the Coalition of 100 Black Women, founded in New York City in 1970 by Edna Beach and 23 other African American women. The organization takes its name from 100 Black Men of America. Jewell Jackson McCabe, one of the original founders, became Pres

ident of the New York chapter in 1977 and set out to create a national coalition. Within ten months, the organization had 37 chapters in 20 states. By 1981, the organization had grown to over 500 members, gaining local and national media recognition. They worked with other chapters and women leaders across the United States to form the NCBW. In October 24, 1981, after returning from the National Conference of Black Mayors, it was determined it was imperative to formally extend the institution beyond New York City. As a result, the word "National" was incorporated into the organization's name. NCBW became a not-for-profit organization with representatives from fourteen states and the District of Columbia. By 1986, there were three thousand members in nineteen states, with forty-seven chapters altogether. In 1998, the advocacy agenda of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women expanded to include other women of color. The National Coalition of 100 Black Women has thousands of members with sixty chapters across twenty five states and the District of Columbia. Each aspiring to meet the needs of its members, empower Black women, and promote racial equality.[1] Their programs and meetings address diverse issues through the National Coalition of 100 Black Women/Community Services Fund.

NCBW continues its rich legacy of advocacy on behalf of Black women and girls!To learn more, visit www.NCBW-ram.org
04/26/2026

NCBW continues its rich legacy of advocacy on behalf of Black women and girls!

To learn more, visit www.NCBW-ram.org

Honored to speak with the National Coalition of 100 Black Women about policies rooted in dignity and action.

From domestic worker overtime to housing affordability to maternal health, this is the work of building an economy that works for everyone.☀️

National Coalition of 100 Black Women RMAC

04/18/2026

NCBW-RMAC presents:
Financial Empowerment - Secure the Future.

There is still time to register today. https://bit.ly/4bLXhnX

Learn more about NCBW-RMAC at www.ncbw-ram.org

Financial Empowerment: Secure the Future
A free event created to empower, equip, and inspire you to take intentional steps toward a stronger financial future.

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Partnering for Progress: NCBW-RMAC Supports Local Women's History Month Events The event featured Daphne Reid as the key...
03/31/2026

Partnering for Progress: NCBW-RMAC Supports Local Women's History Month Events

The event featured Daphne Reid as the keynote speaker. From the actress’s stories of overcoming challenges to the entrepreneur’s insights on building a brand from the ground up, her conversation was a testament to the resilience and drive of women breaking barriers.

REGISTER TODAY! https://lnkd.in/e2sdV2FTSecure the Bag. Secure the Future.It’s time to level up your money mindset! Join...
03/22/2026

REGISTER TODAY! https://lnkd.in/e2sdV2FT
Secure the Bag. Secure the Future.

It’s time to level up your money mindset! Join us for an energizing in-person experience designed to help you take control of your finances and build lasting wealth. From saving smarter to investing with confidence, we’re breaking it down with real talk and real tools.

Connect, learn, and leave empowered to make your money work for YOU.
Your future is calling — will you answer?

On Saturday, March 14, 2026, the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Richmond Metropolitan Area Chapter, through its ...
03/19/2026

On Saturday, March 14, 2026, the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Richmond Metropolitan Area Chapter, through its Education Committee, hosted an inspiring STEM workshop for the Roses and Wings Girls Mentoring Program. Together, we explored “In the Beginning: How Earth’s Motion Shapes Our World.”
Our mentees learned how Earth’s rotation and revolution create the changing seasons, influence weather patterns, and affect daylight across the globe. Through hands-on activities and guided discussion, the girls discovered how these natural cycles shape life on our planet and why understanding them is essential for science literacy and everyday awareness.
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