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President's Message

Dear Friends, Thank you for visiting the website of the Founding Chapter of the New York Coalition of One Hundred Black Women, Inc. As you browse through the website, you will find information of who we are, what we are doing now and have been doing for the past 40 years. My vision is to increase productivity of the membership by greater participation by the members through the work of the ...

HERStory

With the Civil Rights movement in full swing in the fermenting years of the early 1960s, then followed by the tragic deaths of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President John F. Kennedy, black women across the United States found themselves trying to gain and maintain acceptance into the Civil and Women’s Rights Movements. At the same time, students, who participated in sit-ins that were being ad...

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Role Model Program 2010

Current Events | Friday, 26 February 2010

Our Signature Role Model Program presnted Role Model week March 29th through April 1st For additional information, please contact: Avalyn Simon: 212-517-5700 optional #3

Officers and Board of Directors

Virginia M. Montague
President
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Natatia L. Griffith
Honorary President

Vice Presidents
Cheryl Green-Foster, First
Corp. Sponsorship and Strategic Planning
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Avalyn P. Simon, Second
Programs
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Marion Bondurant, Third
Memberhsip Services
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Andrea John
Treasurer
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Elizabeth Carde
Recording Secretary

Donna E. Bess
Corresponding Secretary

Candie Cline-Collins
Financial Secretary

Cora Fields
Parliamentarian

Board of Directors
Abaynesh Asrat
Denise Branker
Gia Cheeks
Sheila Chestnut
Janet Collins
Joan Dawson, PhD
Bernice Hayles
Lynn Little
Sharon Long
Dorothea Thompson-Manning
Maxine Spence
Marilyn Warren
Advisory Board
Hon. Theresa Freeman
Judge Debra James
Dr. Brenda L.G. Smith
Pat Stevens
Robin Verges
Audraine Wilson
Dorothy Gordon

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New York Coalition of One Hundred Black Women, Inc.
Mailing Address: P.O. 2555, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163
Executive Office: 208 East 79th Street, Suite 250A New York, NY 10021 Phone: 212-517-5700

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