WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Dorothy I. Height Education Foundation (DIHEF) and the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) announced the launch of the Project Height
Ready or not, flu season is here. Lingering COVID infections, and rising rates of RSV only exacerbate the risk posed by influenza. Remember, it was the 1918
The National Council for Negro Women, Inc (NCNW) is relieved to learn that Attorney General Merrick Garland, Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke and the United
The National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) presents, in partnership with Rolling Out, the NCNW King Legacy HBCU Fair on Saturday, February 26, 2022. The
This Sisters with Superpowers story is sponsored by Chevy. Johnnetta Betsche Cole, Ph.D. is a noted educator, anthropologist, author and the 7th president and national
Tonya Bolden is an author, editor, and co-author of more than forty books. Bolden received her bachelor’s degree from Princeton University and her master’s degree
Nothing brings a smile to Johnnetta Betsch Cole‘s face or joy to her heart faster than encountering women who study at Spelman College, where she
Last week, the National Council of Negro Women Inc. hosted its inaugural GirlTech at its national headquarters located at 633 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., in Washington,
Millennial serial entrepreneur, diversity champion and award-winning executive Natalie Madeira Cofield will deliver the keynote address at the National Council of Negro Women’s first GirlTech event on
The National Council of Negro Women Inc. was founded in 1935 by renowned educator and activist Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune. Nearly a century later, this
This Founders Day, members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. are reflecting on the organization’s roots in social activism. On Jan. 13, 1913, 22 African American undergraduates
June 22, 2016 – WASHINGTON, D.C. – NCNW expresses its sympathy for those who lives were savagely taken at the Pulse nightclub and we are heartbroken
A historic number of black women spanning generations and professions were recently sworn in to establish the National Council of Negro Women Greater Atlanta Section;
Wearing black dresses and adorned in pearls, the National Council of Negro Women Greater Atlanta Section’s members were installed during a ceremony at Ben Hill
Ingrid Saunders Jones is no stranger to community leadership, community development and philanthropy. She’s a highly respected global leader who served three decades at the
Transitions Optical, Inc., the leading supplier of photochromic eyeglass lenses, made a second appearance at the National Council of Negro Women’s (NCNW) Black Family Reunion
