i’m voting & i’m proud
Black women are a powerhouse. When we show up to vote, we bring our communities with us and decide elections.
Composed of national Black women leaders, including organizational heads, thought leaders, and strategists, BWLC is a leadership and organizing hub for Black women’s organizations, advocates, and supporters.
BWLC
IN ACTION
We leverage the power of our collective efforts to advance the issues and causes important to Black women and our communities. This organizing space allows us to share information and discuss the challenges at hand, leveraging our organizational strengths to support and coordinate all facets of our work. Together, we have the capacity to reach and engage millions of Black women through our extensive network, and we are building, growing and activating a diverse network of Black women throughout the country.
Upcoming Events
Virtual Sunday Black Family Freedom Dinner, October 20th at 6:30pm
our work in north carolina
Our North Carolina chapter is engaging, energizing and mobilizing Black women across all 100 counties in the state.
*according to Sisters Lead Sisters Vote*
get involved
01
register to vote
Your voice matters. Register to vote today and take the first step in shaping the future of your community.
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make a donation
Your support makes a difference. Donate today to help fuel the work that drives meaningful change.
October 1, 2024
Statement on Hurricanes Milton and Helene
We join together in offering our prayers and support for communities throughout the Southeast that have been impacted by hurricane Helene, as well as those currently preparing for hurricane Milton. The Black Women’s Leadership Collective is committed to help ensure access to the resources the long journey of healing and resilience will require.
October 5, 2022
BWLC's Statement on Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's First Day On The Supreme Court
As Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson formally takes her seat on the Supreme Court, the Black Women’s Leadership Collective (BWLC), a leadership and organizing hub for Black women's organizations, advocates, and supporters, issued the following statement.
