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About NCBW

OUR MISSION, PURPOSE, & LEADERSHIP
GET TO KNOW US

Who We Are

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. (NCBW) is a
501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization founded in 1981.  NCBW advocates on behalf of Black women and girls, promoting sisterhood, striving for maximum community impact, and preparing our youth for a bright future.

Health Advocacy

Health advocacy programs focus on Family & Childhood Obesity, Cancer/Health Disparities, and Metabolic Disease.

Education Advocacy

Our advocacy programs encourage excellence in education and promote the pursuit of positive lifelong goals.

Economic Empowerment

NCBW’s empowerment programs include comprehensive workshops and seminars that promote economic self-sufficiency.

What We Stand For

Our Mission.

The Mission of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. is to advocate on behalf of Black women and girls to promote leadership development and gender equity in the areas of health, education and economic empowerment.

Our Vision.

The Vision of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. is to see Black women and girls live in a world where socio-economic inequity does not exist.

Our Core Values.

The Core Values of our organization are Gender Equality, Inclusion, Respect, Racial & Social Justice, Integrity & Accountability, Economic Empowerment, and Collaboration

WE’RE COMMITTED TO OUR CAUSE

Our Agenda & Purpose

The NCBW agenda focuses on Health, Education, Economic Empowerment, Strategic Alliances, and Civic Engagement.

We exist to…

  • Foster the principles of equal rights and opportunities;
  • Develop the potential of the membership for effective leadership and participation in civic affairs;
  • Take action on specific issues of national and international importance; and
  • Cooperate with other persons and organizations to achieve mutual goals.
TRANSPARENCY

NCBW’s Fiscal Allocation

NCBW relies on the support of individuals, volunteers, foundations, and corporations to carry out its mission of advocating on behalf of black women and girls. For over forty years, we have practiced transparency and fiscal responsibility, building trust in the communities we belong to and serve.

–FINANCIAL REPORT COMING SOON–

NCBW’s Rich History

In the winter of 1970 in New York City, 24 Black women, led by visionary Edna Beach, began meeting in their homes to assess the problems and opportunities left behind in the wake of the turbulent 1960s. As a result of their meetings, they formed the Coalition of 100 Black Women.

For the rest of the 1970s, they slowly but persistently worked to master root causes of issues that affected their families, their communities and themselves. They boldly began to reach out to other Black women in common cause, and eventually, mobilized their emerging stature as a visible force of influence promoting gender and racial equity.

Virginia W. Harris, MPA, CIA, CFGM

OUR NATIONAL PRESIDENT

Biography

Atlanta, Georgia – October 11, 2023: The National Coalition of 100 Black Women Incorporated (NCBW) celebrated a momentous occasion during its biennial gathering in Philadelphia, PA. This five-day event, held at the Sheraton, Downtown Philadelphia from October 4th to October 8th, brought together NCBW members from across the Country.

The conference underscored NCBW’s unwavering commitment to shaping the future through substantive discussions and knowledge exchange at public meetings and plenary sessions. Key topics included the reshaping of corporate strategies in social engagement and community partnerships, fostering educational well-being in schools, prioritizing health equity, and addressing barriers to economic empowerment opportunities.

The pinnacle of the evening came with the installation of NCBW’s National Directorate, as Virginia W. Harris of Atlanta, GA, took the oath as the 11th National President. Her previous term of service spanned from 2017 to 2021. Her steadfast leadership and unwavering dedication have played a pivotal role in advancing NCBW’s mission, vision, goals, and core values.

Under the dedicated leadership of National President Harris, NCBW has secured a prominent position at the table with Corporate America and esteemed representatives, including United States Senators, Members of Congress, the Speaker of the House, the Vice President of the United States, and more. This influence has been instrumental in driving positive changes that benefit Black women and girls across the United States.

NCBW pays tribute to the resolute leadership of National President Virginia W. Harris, who continues to carry the torch with unwavering dedication and commitment. Her extraordinary leadership has ushered in positive change, and we offer our heartfelt congratulations to her for these remarkable achievements.

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

National Officers

Meet our National Officers, Appointments, Board of Directors, Honorary Members, and Office Staff

Quanda L. Baker, B.S, M.S.

National First Vice President

Sharon J. Stone, MHA, CDFM

National Second Vice President

Minnie J. Miller

National Third Vice President

Seretha S. Tinsley

National Treasurer

Kelli Humphrey

National Secretary
National Leadership

National Appointed Officers

Cheryl Cole, Parliamentarian

Historian

Robin Browder

Legal Counsel

Robynne Shelton

Historian
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

National Board of Directors

Tricia A. Bookhart

Nevada

Bettye Boone

Tennessee

Sheila J. Bryant

Virginia

Janice Chafin

California

Valencia A. Goodridge

Connecticut

Beverly P. Johnson

Tennessee

Katrina Kerr

Missouri

Jemma Mendoza

Louisiana

Dana Y. Moore

Florida

Sabrina Nelson-Winters

Florida

Ashley C. Newton

Alabama

Cynthia Oda

Indiana

Cheryl Perry-League

California

Valerie R. Tingle

New York

Rhonda Williams-Turner

Florida

Jennifer L. Willis

California
National Leadership

National Honorary Members

Lynette Bell

President | Truist Foundation

Linda Goler Blount, MPH

President and CEO | Black women’s Health Imperative

Xernona Clayton

Founder, President and CEO | Trumpet Awards Foundation, Incorporated

Johnetta B. Cole, Ph.D.

Immediate Past National Chair & President | National Council of Negro Women

Glenda Glover, Ph.D., JD, CPA

International President, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated | President, Tennessee State University

The Honorable Glenda A. Hatchett

TV Host, Author, Judge, and Lawyer

Kimberly Jeffries Leonard, Ph.D.

National President of The Links, Incorporated and The Links Foundation, Incorporated

Beverly E. Smith

Immediate Past National President & CEO | Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated

Dr. Dorothy Buckhanan Wilson

29th International President of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

National Office Staff

Serenity Bryce

National Program Associate

Alfreda Stukes

National Executive Administrator
NCBW HONORS ITS LEGACY

National Past Presidents

NCBW honors and recognizes our past leaders:

  1. Jewell Jackson McCabe, NCBW’s First National President
  2. Barbara DeBaptiste
  3. Hattie Dorsey
  4. Dr. Lydia Mallett
  5. Leslie Mays
  6. The late Marva Smith Battle-Bey
  7. M. Delois Strum
  8. Michele McNeill-Emery
  9. Virginia W. Harris 
  10. Elizabeth A. Jones, Immediate Past President
NCBW Committee Appointments

National Committees

AUDITING COMMITTEE

  • Melanie Daniels, Chair – Delaware
  • Marcae Bryant – San Antonio
  • Valerie Johnson – Prince Williams
  • Irene Lyons – Central Ohio 
  • Frances Cohen – Oakland Bay Area
  • Tawanda Web – Columbia SC

2023 BIENNIAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

  • Sheila Johnson Heacock, National Chair – Silicon Valley
  • Cheryl Perry League, National Co-Chair – Oakland Bay Area
  • Terry Lewis-Jones, Local Chair – Orange County
  • Frances Cohen, Local Co-Chair – Oakland Bay Area
  • Sharon Lee, Local Co-Chair – San Francisco
  • Dr. Karmyn Downs, Local Co-Chair – Los Angeles
  • Jennifer Willis, Local Co-Chair – Sacramento

BYLAWS COMMITTEE

  • Cheryl Cole, Chair – Northwest Georgia
  • Judge Dana Moore, Co-Chair – Polk County
  • LaKiesha Shavonne Jordan Northern Virginia
  • Cheryl Perry League Oakland Bay Area
  • Marcae Bryant San Antonio
  • Carolyn Newton Central Alabama
  • Olivia McMillan – Anne Arundel County
  • Nadine McClam Brown Pennsylvania
  • Sheila Boddie Queen City Metropolitan
  • Arlene Dobison Polk County
  • Mary McClellan Columbia SC
  • Betty Howton Greater Cleveland
  • Tricia Bookhart Las Vegas
  • Debra Feagins Northwest Georgia
  • Terri Lewis-Jones Orange County

CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

  • Alicia Guyton, Chair – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Rhonda Williams Turner, Co-Chair – South Palm Beach
  • Stephanie Gloster Northwest Georgia
  • Angie Nash Greater New Orleans
  • Raye Jones Avery Delaware
  • Nyisha Chapman Pennsylvania
  • Marguerite Hall Southern New Jersey
  • Carolyn Newton Central Alabama

CORPORATE OPERATIONS

  • Seretha S. Tinsley, Chair – Polk County
  • Quanda Baker Richmond Metropolitan
  • Sharon Stone Prince William County
  • Minnie Miller Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Kelli Humphrey Northwest Georgia

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT COMMITTEE

  • Katrina Kerr, Chair – Metropolitan St. Louis
  • Terri Lewis-Jones, Co-Chair – Orange County
  • Dannielle Lewis Metropolitan Baton Rouge
  • Glenda Brooks Birmingham Metropolitan
  • Tenise Corneilus Indianapolis
  • Kimberly Nute-Jones Chicago
  • Marquetta Mansion Metropolitan St. Louis
  • Stephanie Gloster Northwest Georgia
  • Doris Smith Pennsylvania
  • Bella Giavanni Austin Queen City Metropolitan
  • Belinda Barksdale Southern New Jersey
  • Lillian Sherrod Greater Cleveland
  • Sabrina-Monet Lamontagne Silicon Valley
  • Deborah Rivers Memphis

ECUMENICAL TEAM

  • Tricia Bookhart, Chair – Las Vegas
  • Wilma Holmes Tootle, Co-Chair – Long Island
  • Dr. Quinn Gentry Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Jamese Beauford – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Shemesha Burton Pennsylvania

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

  • Wilma H. Holmes Tootle, Chair – Long Island
  • Dr. Catherine Barnes, Co-Chair – Greater Jacksonville
  • Sharon Guess Pennsylvania
  • Chaundra Jones Greater Huntsville
  • Alice Howard Prince William County
  • Ashley Newton Central Alabama
  • Cecilia Anderson Stone Mountain-Lithonia
  • Karen Thompson Young Prince Williams County
  • Michelle Christian MECCA
  • Bernette Hardy Keyes Richmond Metropolitan
  • Claudia Picot Richmond Metropolitan
  • Christy Rashed Chattanooga
  • Ayana Lucus Tampa Bay Area 
  • Gwen Avery Irving Birmingham
  • Laura McCaulley Greater Huntsville

ETHICS COMMITTEE

  • Wilma H. Holmes Tootle, Chair – Long Island
  • Janice Chafin, Co-Chair – Orange County
  • Carol Watkins Richmond Metropolitan
  • Bettye Boone Memphis

FINANCE COMMITTEE

  • Regina Page, Chair – MECCA
  • Seretha S. Tinsley Polk County
  • Sharon Stone Prince William County
  • Lorraine Gibbons New Haven
  • Sheila Bryant Northern Virginia
  • Nancy Wallace Dallas
  • Ridwana Bentley San Francisco
  • Rita Wray Central Mississippi

FUND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

  • Lorraine Gibbons, Chair – New Haven
  • Cynthia Renea’ Oda, Co-Chair – Indianapolis
  • Janice Chafin Orange County
  • Alice Howard Prince William County
  • Cynthia Williams Metropolitan Atlanta

HEALTH COMMITTEE

  • Dionne Jones Jones, Co-Chair – Greater Cleveland
  • Kianna Lawson, Co-Chair – Decatur DeKalb
  • Dr. Patricia K. Marsh Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Dr. Linda James Los Angeles Chapter
  • Erika Brooks Richmond Metropolitan
  • Brinders Jones Memphis
  • Joy J. Malbrough Houston Metropolitan
  • Mia Johnson Fort Worth Metropolitan
  • Jenell Lawson New Haven
  • Taryn Smith Pennsylvania
  • Denise Deluz Sacramento

HISTORIAN

  • Robynne Shelton –  Metropolitan Atlanta

LEAD ACADEMY COMMITTEE

  • Minnie Miller, Chair – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Quanda Baker, Co-Chair – Richmond Metropolitan
  • Sharon Stone, Co-Chair – Prince William County

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

  • Dr. Quinn Gentry, Chair – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Belinda Walker – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Drema Woldman – Chicago Metropolitan
  • Kimberly Jeffries Leonard – Metropolitan Washington DC

LEGAL TEAM

  • Attorney Robin Browder, Esq., Chair –  Northern Virginia
  • Attorney Diane Lewis – Oakland Bay Area
  • Attorney Irene Lyons – Central Ohio
  • Judge Dana Moore, Esq. – Polk County

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

  • Valerie R. Tingle, Chair – Long Island
  • Dr. Karmyn Downs, Co-Chair – Los Angeles
  • Latifah Fields Pennsylvania
  • Janet Rachel Metropolitan Nashville
  • Angie Best Northern Virginia
  • Jemma Mendoza Greater New Orleans
  • Cynthia Williams Metropolitan Atlanta

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

  • Cheryl Perry League, Chair – Oakland Bay Area
  • Wilma Holmes Tootle Long Island
  • Mia Johnson Fort Worth Metropolitan
  • Belinda Walker Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Kimberely Collier Chicago Metropolitan
  • Linda Robinson Pensacola
  • Sheila Johnson Heacock Silicon Valley

PERSONNEL COMMITTEE

  • Seretha S. Tinsley, Chair – Polk County
  • Jennifer Willis – Sacramento
  • Marian Woods – MECCA

POLICY & PROCEDURES COMMITTEE

  • Sabrina Nelson Winters, Chair – Tampa Bay Area
  • Betty Boone, Co-Chair – Memphis
  • Angela McRae Jacksonville
  • Gloria Robertson Sacramento
  • Anissa Patton MECCA
  • Katrina Wallace Pensacola
  • Cheryl Cole Northwest Georgia
  • Cheryl Perry League Oakland Bay Area
  • Felicia Thompson Central Mississippi
  • Karen Johnson San Francisco

PUBLIC POLICY COMMITTEE

  • Seretha S. Tinsley, Chair – Polk County
  • Kimberly Collier Chicago Metropolitan
  • Angela Hubbard Metropolitan Washington DC
  • Merchelle Halsey Anne Arundel County
  • Janice Chafin Orange County
  • Ayris Scales Metropolitan Washington DC
  • Sanquetta Dover Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Diane Lewis Oakland Bay Area

PROTOCOL COMMITTEE

  • Valerie Tingle, Chair – Long Island
  • Tricia Bookhart, Co-Chair – Las Vegas
  • Bernice Baily Decatur DeKalb
  • Shemesha Burton Pennsylvania
  • Qwendolyn Creech Memphis
  • Kurell Coats Dallas Metropolitan
  • Junelle Berry Houston Metropolitan
  • Arlene Dobison Polk County
  • Ruthie Hereford Chattanooga
  • Cynthia Nwokocha Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Wendy Jackson Memphis

RITUAL COMMITTEE

  • Anderia Russell, Chair – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Dr. Yolonda Wornner-Prevost Greater New Orleans
  • Junelle Berry Houston Metropolitan
  • Sonya Leary Northwest Georgia
  • Brinders Jones Memphis
  • Sheneke Harris San Antonio

STANDARDS COMMITTEE

  • Quanda Baker, Chair – First Vice President – Richmond Metropolitan
  • Sharon Stone, Second Vice President – Prince William County
  • Minnie Miller, Third Vice President – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Drema Woldman Chicago Metropolitan
  • Kianna Lawson Decatur-DeKalb

STRATEGIC PLANNING ADHOC COMMITTEE

  • Valencia Goodridge, Chair – New Haven
  • Dr. Felicia Phillips, Co-Chair – Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter
  • Belinthia Berry – Tampa Bay
  • Janet Rachel – Nashville
  • Alicia Guyton – Metropolitan Atlanta

TIME AND PLACE COMMITTEE

  • Katrina Kerr – Metropolitan St. Louis
  • Sabrina Nelson-Winters – Tampa Bay Area

UNITED NATIONS NGO DELEGATE

  • Patricia Hill Williams, Representative –  Long Island
  • Wilma H. Tootle, Alternate –  Long Island

NATIONAL DESIGN/DECORATION COMMITTEE

  • Kathleen Corley, Chair – Metropolitan Atlanta
  • Rebecca Sledge Northern Virginia
  • Kiahna Davis Indianapolis

TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE

  • Kelli Humphrey, Chair – Northwest Georgia
  • Bella Giavanni Austin Queen City Metropolitan
  • Leah Watson Long Island
  • Acacia Moore Greater Huntsville
  • Tiffany E. Browne Metropolitan Washington DC
  • Chenese Lewis Metropolitan Baton Rouge
  • Casandra Nelson Metropolitan St. Louis
  • Cheryl Dungey Bergan Passaic
  • Meloni Boatswain Metropolitan Atlanta

Want to get Involved?

NCBW is always looking for a Few Good Women.