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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...

Membership

The women of our organization value the amity, sisterly-bonds and networking opportunities the Coalition provides. They also see the organization as a vehicle through which they can make valuable contributions to women of color, in particular, Black Women and their families.

The benefits of membership are intrinsic in value and can only be measured by how we favorably impact others in need.

To join the Coalition, a member in good standing must sponsor you. Special consideration will however be made, and is at the discretion of the President and the Members of the Board of Directors. Upon receipt of your membership application and an applicable fee, the Membership Services Committee will review your application as expeditiously as possible.

What keeps the Coalition as a leading and well-regarded body of women is our commitment to our mission, which is realized through programs that are managed by our committees. As a member, you are strongly encouraged to actively participate in at least one committee.

2010 General Membership MeetingsSaturday, February 27^that 2pm Our Children’s Foundation, 527 West 125^th St.Saturday, April 24^th at 2pm State Office BuildingWednesday, June 30^th at 6:30pm State Office Building Wednesday, September 29^th at 6:30pm Location :TBASaturday, October 30^th at 2pm Location: TBANovember – To Be DeterminedSaturday, December 4^th at 2pm Location: TBA
State Office Building^:Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building

163 West 125th St.

Please note: Non members may only attend the February Meeting

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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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