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Introducing Our New Chapter President — Karen Johnson

Leading with Gratitude, Passion, and Purpose

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, San Francisco Chapter, proudly announces the election of Karen Johnson as Chapter President for the 2025–2027 term.
About Us

Karen Johnson brings over 15 years of leadership experience in business, workforce development, and community advocacy

A Certified Diversity and Inclusion Coach, she is passionate about empowering women and girls, strengthening sisterhood, and advancing equity throughout the Bay Area.

Under her leadership, the San Francisco Chapter will focus on strategic growth, strong governance, financial sustainability, and impactful partnerships across San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin Counties. Her vision aligns with the NCBW’s Five Pillars—Health, Education, Economic Empowerment, Public Policy, and Technology—ensuring that every initiative uplifts and transforms our communities.

With gratitude for our past and excitement for our future,

President Johnson invites all women who believe in advocacy, leadership, and service to join the movement. Together, we can create meaningful change and build a stronger, more empowered sisterhood.

Join the NCBW San Francisco Chapter today and be part of a legacy of purpose, progress, and power.

The San Francisco Chapter in the Community

Membership Enrollment Now Open

Contact us today to meet the members of our organization
Download Our Membership Application

Walking While Black

The NCBW San Francisco Chapter is committed to improving relationships in our community with law enforcement. We look for opportunities to be part of the solution and when we learned of the documentary film “Walking While Black: Love is the Answer” by A.J. Ali and Errol Weber, we knew that we had to bring this film to our community. We are developing a partnership with the NAACP SF branch to screen the film – once during the school day for the college students and once in the evening; we will invite community partners. Following the screening, we will gather a panel of local city officials, law enforcement, community leaders and students for a discussion on how we can bridge the gap between the minority community and law enforcement using tactics described in the film. We will be showing the film during the 2019 – 2020 school years at local churches and other community venues.

Oakland leadership Conference 2019

Awards Ceremony

The San Francisco Chapter acknowledges women who have significantly affected the community during our Annual Golden Girls’ Hats & Gloves Tea: “Bridging the Generations.” This event celebrates women of commitment and achievement; Senator Kamala Harris, U.S. Presidential candidate (2020) has been a past honoree.

Rock the Red Pump Day

On March 10th of each year, our Country acknowledges National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Launched by the Office of Women’s Health, this nationwide observance encourages people to take action in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic and raise awareness of its impact on women and girls. In observance of the day, the Coalition recommends and advocates for additional support of HIV/AIDS awareness educational programs. Through our partnerships, we reach out to our contacts and encourage 501c3 organizations to show their support and spread awareness for the need to increase our educational programs for women and girls. While promoting awareness, we support the Rock the Red Pump project, which provides trained health professionals to come out to community events to conduct educational workshops and distribute information.

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Introducing Our New Chapter President — Karen Johnson

Leading with Gratitude, Passion, and Purpose

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, San Francisco Chapter, proudly announces the election of Karen Johnson as Chapter President for the 2025–2027 term.

Karen Johnson brings over 15 years of leadership experience in business, workforce development, and community advocacy. A Certified Diversity and Inclusion Coach, she is passionate about empowering women and girls, strengthening sisterhood, and advancing equity throughout the Bay Area.

Under her leadership, the San Francisco Chapter will focus on strategic growth, strong governance, financial sustainability, and impactful partnerships across San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin Counties. Her vision aligns with the NCBW’s Five Pillars—Health, Education, Economic Empowerment, Public Policy, and Technology—ensuring that every initiative uplifts and transforms our communities.

With gratitude for our past and excitement for our future, President Johnson invites all women who believe in advocacy, leadership, and service to join the movement. Together, we can create meaningful change and build a stronger, more empowered sisterhood.

Join the NCBW San Francisco Chapter today and be part of a legacy of purpose, progress, and power.


Karen Johnson, Chapter President

The San Francisco Chapter in the Community

  

Membership Enrollment Now Open


Contact us today to meet the members of our organization




Download Our Membership Application

What people say about us

I wanted to shout out Thank You National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. [Dallas Metropolitan Chapter] for the free [workshop] last week. I personally thank you for this time, knowledge, and encouragement. My business will be two steps ahead because of your advice.”
S. Stephenson-DavidsonLead Consultant, PreCollege Solutions
“Before attending the NCBW webinar I was unaware of the different resources that my city had to offer. I really appreciate you for giving the chance to me get the experience and information from the knowledgeable speakers in this webinar.”
K. DanielsWebinar Participant, NCBW Chattanooga Chapter
These sessions were so phenomenal. I’ve learned about what I can do to assist with my credit; how to select the right insurance when needed…great information.”
B. SeymoneWorkshop Participant, NCBW Greater Omaha Chapter