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Advancing the interests of African American women and their families through advocacy, education, and community service.

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About NCNW

NCNW 90 Years of Service

Founded in 1935 by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, the National Council of Negro Women has been a leading voice for African American women and their families for nearly nine decades.

We continue to advocate for social justice, economic empowerment, and educational excellence.

Advocacy

Championing policies and programs that advance the interests of African American women and families.

Education

Providing educational opportunities and resources to empower women and their communities.

Community Service

Engaging in meaningful community service projects that make a lasting impact.

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Be part of a powerful network of women working together to create positive change in our communities. Your voice, your passion, and your commitment can make a difference.

85+
Years of Service
300+
Local Chapters
50K+
Members Nationwide