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WHAT WE DO

Advocacy in Action Across Four Focus Areas

 The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter advances advocacy through programs and initiatives rooted in education, health, economic empowerment, and public policy.  Our work is designed to educate, equip, and engage women and girls—ensuring advocacy moves beyond awareness and into measurable community impact.

Across all four focus areas, our programs are designed to meet real community needs while building leadership, access, and opportunity. Together, they reflect our commitment to advocacy that is intentional, informed, and impactful.


Why it works!

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Preparing Girls for Leadership, College, and Career Success

Education is a cornerstone of our advocacy work. We invest in programs that prepare girls to succeed academically, lead confidently, and navigate pathways to higher education and future careers.  Teens on the Move (TOTM) is NCBW-MAC’s flagship youth mentoring program, supporting at-risk girls ages 13–18 through leadership development, life skills training, field trips, and college scholarships. For over 30 years, the program has served students from Booker T. Washington High School, awarding 600 scholarships totaling more than $1,000,000 since 1995. 


Signature Education Programs:

Teens on the Move-100 (TOTM-100)

In support of our national priorities, the Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter leads programs that are designed and implemented to be transformative and address current issues, concerns, and needs that impact the African American community.

STEAM Initiatives

Our STEAM initiatives expose girls to science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics through hands-on learning, career exploration, and experiential opportunities. These programs expand access to high-demand fields, build confidence, and challenge traditional barriers—helping girls envision themselves as innovators, problem-solvers, and future leaders.

GROW Monthly Sessions

GROW Monthly Sessions

 GROW Saturday Sessions (Guidance, Resilience, Opportunity, and Wellness) provide monthly enrichment experiences…  are designed to help girls build the skills, confidence, and self-awareness needed to thrive academically, emotionally, and socially—while exploring opportunities beyond the classroom.

health

Promoting Wellness, Prevention, and Healthy Futures

Our health initiatives focus on education, awareness, and prevention—equipping youth and families with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about physical, mental, and emotional well-being.  Through safe, engaging spaces, we normalize conversations around health and empower participants to prioritize wellness throughout their lives.


Health Initiatives Include:

Teen Health Education

Community-based health education

Preventative Health Awareness

A dynamic, teen-centered experience that empowers students with practical knowledge around mental health, physical wellness, healthy relationships, nutrition, and life skills—helping teens build confidence and habits that support lifelong well-being.

Preventative Health Awareness

Community-based health education

Preventative Health Awareness

 Educational initiatives focused on increasing awareness of preventive care, healthy habits, and early intervention—equipping youth and families with information and resources to make informed decisions that support long-term health and wellness. 

Community-based health education

Community-based health education

Community-based health education

 A community-based event providing families with access to trusted health education, screenings, resources, and wellness information through local partners—designed to promote prevention, awareness, and healthier outcomes for individuals and communities. 

economic empowerment

Strengthening Financial Stability and Opportunity

Economic empowerment is essential to long-term independence and community resilience. We support women through education, resource-sharing, and opportunities that promote financial literacy and economic growth.

 

These programs foster informed decision-making and economic stability for women and families.


Key Programs:

Sisternomics

Sisters Helping Sisters

Sisters Helping Sisters

Financial education and wealth-building conversations designed to increase financial confidence and economic awareness. 

Sisters Helping Sisters

Sisters Helping Sisters

Sisters Helping Sisters

A community-centered initiative providing support, resources, and assistance to women navigating financial challenges. 

Sisters Helping Sisters

Sisters Helping Sisters

Sisters Helping Sisters

A community-centered initiative providing support, resources, and assistance to women navigating financial challenges. 

public policy

Educating, Engaging, and Mobilizing Communities

 Public policy education is a critical component of our advocacy work. We focus on helping women and girls understand civic systems and recognize their role in shaping policies that impact their lives.


Our Public Policy Efforts Include:

  • Voter education and civic awareness
  • Civic engagement and leadership development
  • Encouraging women to pursue leadership and public service 
  • Sharing timely updates on issues impacting women and families
     

Through education and engagement, we empower communities to participate confidently and responsibly in the democratic process.

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Advocacy in action

The 26th Annual Unsung Heroines Gala recognizes unknown Atlanta community leaders and raises money to help victims of domestic abuse.  Purchase tickets, donate funds, and gift Silent Auction items.

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National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. - Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter

925B Peachtree St NE #209, Atlanta, GA 30309

Call: 470-883-0710 | Email: contact@ncbw-metroatlchapter.org

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