National Congress of Black Women Los Angeles Chapter

The National Congress of Black Women Los Angeles Chapter is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to training and empowering African American women for leadership and decision-making positions across government, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector. Based in Los Angeles, CA, the organization specializes in government affairs and political engagement, providing comprehensive services designed to advance the interests of Black women, their families, and their communities.

NCBW Los Angeles Chapter offers a range of specialized programs and initiatives focused on political education and civic participation. The organization conducts voter registration drives, hosts political forums and seminars, and provides internship opportunities at local, state, national, and global levels. Their expertise includes policy development and advocacy at every level of government, with particular focus on issues that uniquely impact African American women and youth.

The Chapter works to encourage Black women to seek elective and appointive offices at all levels of government, while also educating youth on the responsibilities of good citizenship and the importance of engaging in the political process. Through research initiatives, the organization identifies and addresses critical issues affecting the quality of life for Black women and their communities. The Los Angeles Chapter serves as a member unit of this national non-partisan, independent political organization, providing essential resources and support to help African American women participate meaningfully in the political process and achieve leadership positions that create lasting community impact.