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National Coalition of 100 Black Women San Francisco Chapter

Strengthening Sisterhood. Advancing Equity and Empowering leadership in the Bay Area

Introducing Our New President, Karen Johnson
Our new President brings both expertise and passion to the NCBW-SF Chapter. As a Certified Diversity and Inclusion Coach, she is committed to empowering women and girls, strengthening sisterhood, and advancing equity throughout the Bay Area.
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“With gratitude for our past and excitement for our future, I encourage 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.”
— Karen Johnson
President, NCBW San Francisco Chapter

Become a Member of the NCBW San Francisco Chapter

Membership offers an opportunity to grow personally, professionally, and as a leader in the community while contributing to programs that make a real difference.

As a member, you will join a national network of over 7,500 women dedicated to advocacy, mentorship, and community empowerment.

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Featured Event: Annual Golden Girls Hats and Gloves Tea

Each year, the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, San Francisco Chapter hosts its signature Golden Girls Hats & Gloves Tea, a beloved tradition celebrating the strength, leadership, and achievements of women in our community. This elegant afternoon affair brings together women of all ages for a time of sisterhood, style, and purpose — where guests don their finest hats and gloves, enjoy a refined tea service with delicious refreshments, and connect in community.

The Tea also honors phenomenal Bay Area women whose leadership and contributions have made a lasting impact in fields such as education, health, civic engagement, business, and community advocacy. 

Past events have featured keynote speakers, inspiring presentations, and opportunities to celebrate award recipients who embody the mission and values of NCBW SF. Proceeds from the event support the Chapter’s year-round programs that empower Black women and girls through mentorship, workforce development, education, and advocacy.

In The Community

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.

What people say about the National Coalition of 100 Black Women

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

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