The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.
Prince George's County Chapter
Advocating on behalf of Black Women and Girls

Health Awareness | Education & Mentoring
Economic Empowerment | Public Policy & Advocacy

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WELCOME | special messages

Welcome to the "official" NCBW Prince George's County Chapter's website - www.ncbwpgc.net!  

We are part of a dynamic national 501c3 non-profit organization - The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. (visit: www.ncbw.org). Through advocacy, we work as change agents throughout Prince George's County, Maryland to influence policies and collaborate with community organizations that promote gender equity, access to educational opportunities and prioritize our focus areas of health, education and mentoring, public policy and advocacy, and economic empowerment. Visit us on our Prince George's County Chapter | Linktree for quick links to events and webinar registrations, and our social media network.

Connect with us on our "official" social media - Twitter and Instagram @ncbw100pgc, or on LinkedIn at National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Prince George's County Chapter.  We look forward to keeping you updated on all our latest news and events!! 

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TO REGISTER, click on: Prince George's County Chapter | Linktree

SPECIAL FEATURE

CONGRATULATIONS to Patricia Morris!

Congratulations to our Coalition Sister and Founder and CEO of Hands of Hope, Patricia Morris! We are proud of you! Community Engagement Co-chair Patricia Morris was honored on Nov.12 with a front cover on the new magazine Vision and Purpose (V&P), and was the featured interviewee on their Facebook production, highlighting "Caregivers Month." Magazine owner and Assistant Editor, Karen McConnell-Jones noted, "The title was chosen because God has us all here for a purpose, and when we have a vision it is incumbent upon us to walk in our purpose to bring our vision to life." V&P plans to be a voice that shares the positive news of our Black communities, since that news is underrepresented. The Vision & Purpose can be purchased online for $20. Sisters Gail Hudson Nickerson and her husband Chris, and Chapter President Debra Nixon Jordan were present in the live audience. Hands of Hope is the award-winning support service to caregivers. Coalition Sister and member of the Prince George's County Chapter, Patricia Morris is on the State of Maryland Caregivers Commission and has been tapped many times to do training around the state on the topic. Programs like Hands of Hope, provide the respite care needed by caregivers, providing resources from home health equipment to consumer personal products. Hands of Hope also provide access to a robust counseling support network to help prevent and overcome depression.

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OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES

OUR CORE VALUES

Our Core Values are the fundamental beliefs of the Prince George's County Chapter. These guiding principles dictate our behavior and drive our actions toward improving the lives of others through our programs and initiatives. CLICK HERE

OUR VISION

The Vision of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women is to see Black women and girls live in a world where socio-economic inequity does not exist. CLICK HERE

OUR MISSION

The Mission of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. is to advocate on behalf of Black women and girls to promote leadership development and gender equity in the areas of health, education, economic empowerment, and public policy. CLICK HERE

PRESIDENT'S MEMber SPOTLIGHT

Thedosia L. Munford, MBA, MS, RN, NEA-BC (Ret)

 I am proud to be a member of NC100BW of Prince George’s County because of the strong, committed and dedicated mission and vision of advocacy for Black women and girls. Our Black history and African American legacy has shown that women are the primary and fundamental foundation of our Black families’ growth, character and survival. The NC100BW’s mission and vision for Black women and girls is for an existence where inequity does not exist is the basis for advocacy in the areas of education, health, economic empowerment and public policy. As a Coalition member and Black women living in Prince George’s County, I’m humbled to support and actively advocate for our future through the empowering of Black women and girls in concert with my Coalition Sisters.

Thedosia L. Munford, MBA, MS, RN, NEA-BC (Ret): 3rd Vice President Membership, Immediate Past President, Chair, Chapter Development

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