The National Council of Negro Women

We are the Gwinnett County Section of NCNW, an organization that is comprised of women of African descent. We aim to empower and advocate for other women like us in our community.

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June Newsletter (2026)

June Newsletter (2026)

President’s Message Sisters, As we close out another impactful program year, I want to personally thank each of you for your dedication, service,...

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May Newsletter (2026)

May Newsletter (2026)

President’s Message Sisters, Warm greetings! As we continue moving forward together in this season of purpose and impact, I remain deeply inspired...

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April Newsletter (2026)

April Newsletter (2026)

President’s Message Sisters, As we welcome the beauty and renewal of the spring season, we are reminded that this is a time of new beginnings, fresh...

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New Membership Contest

New Membership Contest

Recruit new members and get a chance to win fantastic prizes!  Don't miss this great opportunity to grow NCNW Gwinnett Area Section!! Contest...

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Our Programs

Empowering women and communities through impactful programs designed to foster growth, health, and justice.

NCNW Gwinnett’s programs are tailored to meet the unique needs of our community, driving progress in key areas. We offer support in education, economic empowerment, health equity, and social justice to uplift African American women and their families.

Our initiatives include S.T.E.A.M. education, entrepreneurship mentoring, financial literacy workshops, and health advocacy programs. These efforts aim to build stronger communities, equip individuals with essential skills, and promote equity and fairness for all.

Core Four

Our work is driven by four core principles, each focused on fostering empowerment, equity, and lasting community change.

S.T.E.A.M. & Education

We inspire growth by promoting science, technology, engineering, arts, and math, empowering young minds with future-ready skills.

Health Equity

Our health programs raise awareness of key issues, ensuring better access to healthcare for underserved communities.

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Economic Empowerment & Entrepreneurship

By fostering entrepreneurship and financial literacy, we help build economic stability for African American women and their families.

Social Justice

We advocate for policies that drive fairness and equality, fighting for civil rights, inclusion, and community-wide equity.

Address

Gwinnett County
Area Section
PO Box 956926
Duluth, GA 30095

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