National Congress of Black Women – Kansas City

Empowering black women to use their voices and develop solutions to issues that affect black communities in Kansas City! #NCBWKC

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Leadership is at the heart of our mission.

Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, we help create pathways for women to lead with confidence, purpose, and impact.

Because empowering women strengthens entire communities.

Visit us online: https://t.co/0uLaqG9qSU

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At the National Congress of Black Women – Kansas City Chapter, we stand for education, civic engagement, economic empowerment, health equity, social justice, and preserving culture through sisterhood and service.

Visit us online: https://t.co/0uLaqG9qSU
#NCBWKC

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Our voices have always been a force for change.

In 2006, George W. Bush signed into law the authorization for the National Congress of Black Women to donate a sculpture honoring Sojourner Truth to the U.S. Capitol.

Learn more: https://t.co/dT4VH8z8he
#OurVoices #BlackHistory

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Ready to Write to Win? FREE Virtual Scholarship Essay Workshop designed to help high school seniors create powerful scholarship essays that stand out.

Saturday, June 13 | 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM CST

🔗 Register: https://t.co/YZuf2sLh3a

More about NCBW-KC: https://t.co/dT4VH8z8he

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Change doesn’t happen alone—it happens together.

Through collaboration and community partnerships, we turn ideas into real solutions and measurable outcomes.

Be part of something bigger.

Learn more: https://t.co/dT4VH8z8he
#CommunityStrong #CollectiveImpact #KCLeaders #ncbwkc

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Our mission is clear and transformative: To improve the educational, economic, social, and political status of Black women and their families—while serving as a strong, nonpartisan voice for change. This is how we build stronger communities.

Learn more: https://t.co/dT4VH8z8he

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Healthy relationships don’t just happen—they’re built.

Join us for an interactive workshop to learn how to build stronger connections and understand what real respect, trust, and healthy boundaries look like in relationships.

Get tickets today: https://t.co/Ni9MPMXkOO

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The National Congress of Black Women-KC is honored to partner with The BBBG Project and other organizations and advocates across Kansas City for The Village in Action.

📍 May 30, 2026
📍 Kauffman Foundation Conference Center
🎟 Registration: https://t.co/Ni9MPMXkOO

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We are more than an organization—we are a movement.

The National Congress of Black Women Kansas City Chapter is a powerful network of women committed to leadership, advocacy, and community impact.

Learn more: https://t.co/dT4VH8z8he
#WomenInLeadership #CommunityImpact #NCBWKC

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Let’s Get Moving!

Through yoga and mindful movement, Samantha reminds us that taking care of our bodies is just as important as caring for our minds.

Join us in celebrating her commitment to helping others feel strong, balanced, and empowered.

https://t.co/dUwJGkJ7fO

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At the National Congress of Black Women Kansas City Chapter, we recognize that mental wellness is essential to strong leaders, families, and communities.

Your mental health matters. Always.

#MentalHealthAwareness #CommunityCare #BlackWomenLead #KCCommunity

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Building Healthy Relationships Together

Join us for an interactive workshop for teens and parents to learn how to communicate better and understand what real respect, trust, and healthy boundaries look like in relationships.

Get tickets today: https://t.co/Ni9MPMXkOO

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We’re proud to partner with the NAACP Kansas City, Missouri Branch to bring powerful conversations to our community.

Join us as we come together to ensure your voice matters.

Stay tuned for more details and ways to engage. #naacp #ncbw #naacpkc #ncbwkc #kansascity

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Tonight at 7PM ET, join us for exclusive conversations with three Higher Heights-endorsed Attorneys General: Letitia "Tish" James, Andrea Campbell, and Tanya Miller. Hear directly from these women on the front lines of defending our democracy. RSVP: https://t.co/8iygCOyDRm

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There’s a place for YOU in this movement. Join National Congress of Black Women – KC as we kick off this powerful 7-month initiative and open the doors for community involvement.

TODAY | 6:30–8:00 PM
Alvin Brooks Center for Faith and Justice
Learn more at https://t.co/3ww0vUMQO7

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What happens when voices come together with purpose? They create change.

The “YOUR VOICE, OUR POWER” campaign is built to move beyond conversation — into action, leadership, and impact across Kansas City.

Details: https://t.co/4IbUlaGHgO
#ncbwkc #kansascity #yourvoiceourpower

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Your voice matters. Your presence matters. Your leadership matters.

Join NCBWKC as we launch the “YOUR VOICE, OUR POWER” Social Action Campaign.

April 21, 2026 | 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Alvin Brooks Center for Faith and Justice

Open to the public

Learn more at https://t.co/4IbUlaGHgO

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Courageous Youth Leadership Award “Shawty Award”
Chinecherem Ihenacho
My name is Chinecherem Ihenacho. I am a senior at Raytown South High School.

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Community Excellence & Education Award
Karson Hawkins, Operation Breakthrough Substitute Teacher

Karson is a senior at Northwest Missouri State University studying Human Services with a minor in Criminal Justice. #ncbwkc

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Cynthia Delores Tucker (October 4, 1927 – October 12, 2005) was an American politician and civil rights activist. She was the convening founder and national chair of the National Congress of Black Women, Inc. (NCBW), having succeeded the Hon. Shirley Chisholm in 1992. #NCBWKC