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PRESS RELEASE:
NCBW 20th Biennial Hybrid Conference
NCBW will hold its Worship Service on Oct. 10, during its 20th Biennial Hybrid Conference event (Oct. 6 through Oct. 10, 2021).
NCBW will host a concert with live performance by After 7 on Oct. 9, during its 20th Biennial Hybrid Conference event (Oct. 6 through Oct. 10, 2021).
NCBW will hold its Public Policy: Plenary Session IV on Oct. 9, during its 20th Biennial Hybrid Conference event (Oct. 6 through Oct. 10, 2021).
National initiatives are designed and implemented in response to critical national issues that affect the African American community.
NCBW consists of thousands of progressive women of African descent who are committed to gender equity and socioeconomic advancement.
In the communities across America, NCBW lays claim to an array of skilled professionals from the public and private sectors.
Elizabeth A. Jones takes the helm of a nationally recognized organization that’s an advocate of Black women and girls.
NCBW Mourns the Passing of Former Secretary of State Colin Powell. We have lost a remarkable leader, who inspired and was admired by the world.
NCBW will hold its Worship Service on Oct. 10, during its 20th Biennial Hybrid Conference event (Oct. 6 through Oct. 10, 2021).
