Award Winning Vocalist
Howard Hewett
Lead Singer of Shalamar
Contemporary Gospel, R&B & Pop, Author & Philanthropist
Tiffany Bynoe
Jazz Saxophonist
Mike Burton
Astronaut and 1st African American Administrator of NASA
Charles Bolden
13th United States Secretary of Transportation
Rodney Slater
38th Annual Awards Ceremony
“The Power Within”
Thank you, Michelle Marsh, our renowned and amazing performing artists, and all of our most distinguished honorees. You made our 38th awards ceremony one of our best! NCBW, thank you for the work you do on
behalf of NCBW. Remember, as Tiffany so beautifully reminds us…It’s your season!
Sunday October 2, 2022
4:00 pm(EST), 3:00pm(CST), 1:00pM(PST)
WJLA TV - ABC 7 Anchor
Michelle Marsh
Mistress of Ceremonies
Judge
Patricia Stephens
10th Judicial Circuit Court
U.S. Ambassador
Linda
Thomas-Greenfield
United Nations
Minister
Rosetta Carter
Founder, NCBW Delco Chapter
Click on each of our Founding Chairs to read her story
Vision
The National Congress of Black Women is driven by our vision of a world where Black women experience equal rights in every aspect of life.
Mission
Our mission is to vigorously advocate for equality and empowerment of Black women, their families and communities throughout the nation and around the world.
The National Congress of Black Women, Inc. is a national non-profit organization with a 501(c)(3) designation. EIN#: 52-1436163
Where We Make A Difference
Education
Our mission is to empower all students to apply their acquired skills and knowledge, and to rely upon their personal attributes to lead productive lives and to become contributing members of the global community. We accomplish our objectives through our College for Kids, College for Teens and Young Ambassador programs.
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Women's Health
Our mission is to improve overall health for women of color, their families, and their communities by serving their needs through our "Nature's Pantry" agricultural program, our "Mental Health Awareness" Collaborative and our "People with Disabilities" program. Our goal is to heal, prevent and proactively address the physical, emotional and mental wounds of circumstance in ALL communities beginning with our own.
Women's Advocacy
Our mission is to promote women's leadership in business, public service and community awareness. We encourage entrepreneurship, voter registration, training and internships at the national, state and local levels to enable members and young people to gain the knowledge required to understand, operate, and participate within the educational, economic, social and public arenas.
CONTACT US
NCBW Headquarters
1250 4th Street SW, Suite WG-1
Washington, DC 20024, USA
(202) 678-6788
We look forward to speaking with you!
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