Nc100bw - Metro Baton Rouge Chapter

💜☔ Dearly Beloved... We are gathered here today to announce that the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. – Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter is headed to Minneapolis, Minnesota for the 2026 Leadership Conference!

From Baton Rouge to the hometown of Prince, we're ready to celebrate leadership, sisterhood, service, and empowerment while connecting with dynamic women from across the country. As we prepare to "party like it's 1999," embrace the spirit of innovation and excellence, and maybe even become purified in the waters of Lake Minnetonka, we're excited to bring back new ideas, valuable insights, and renewed inspiration to better serve our community.

Minneapolis, get ready—Baton Rouge is coming with purpose, passion, and plenty of purple! 💜✈️

Stay tuned as we share our journey, conference highlights, and memorable moments from the City of Lakes.

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. – Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to our members whose birthdays are in the month of June. Happy Birthday to each of you! We wish you health and prosperity in your new year!

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. – Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter invites you to save the date for an unforgettable evening of elegance, impact, and legacy.

Join us as we celebrate 10 years of advocacy at The Royal Experience — where our past, present, and future come together in power.

11.21.2026

Louisiana, your voice matters. Every election shapes our schools, healthcare, economy, and future. Don’t sit this one out — get out and vote, Today!

Your vote is your power. Use it.

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. – Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of our Coalition Sisters. Please join us in applauding these phenomenal women for their exceptional leadership, dedication, and service to our community.

What a BEAUTIFUL day of impact, wellness, and community!

On April 25, 2026, the Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women proudly hosted our 4th Annual Bee Healthy 100 Community Health Fair & Nutrition Hub at the F.G. Clark Activity Center — and this year was our biggest yet! 🐝✨

With 80+ vendors and 500+ registrants, attendees received vaccines from Walgreens, HIV/STI screenings from AHF, health screenings through the Jag Mobile, wellness resources, mental health education, fitness fun with JiggAerobics, and so much more!

A special thank you to our partners, sponsors, panelists, volunteers, student organizations, and vendors who helped make this event possible — including the Southern University School of Nursing, C100 SU, NCNW SU, Alpha Tau Chapter of DST, MANNRS, Crafted Nibbles, Ochsner Health, OLOL, and many more. 🖤💛

Bee Healthy 100 continues to grow as a movement rooted in service, advocacy, education, and health equity for our community. The mission continues! 🐝

Today, we celebrate the strength, grace, wisdom, and unwavering love of mothers everywhere. 💛

Thank you to our Charter President, Dr. Leah Cullins , for this beautiful tribute honoring the women who nurture families, lead communities, and build lasting legacies.

Happy Mother’s Day from the Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. 🖤💛

📢 Our Voice Matters. Our Representation Matters.

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter strongly opposes SB 116, SB 121, and SB 130 — proposed legislation centered around the redistricting of Louisiana congressional districts that threatens to dilute Black voting power and weaken fair representation across our state.

Redistricting should protect democracy — not manipulate it.
It should ensure every community has an equal opportunity to be heard — not silence the voices of Black voters who have fought for generations to secure equitable representation.

These efforts are not just about maps. They are about power, access, and whether Black communities will have a meaningful seat at the table where decisions are made about education, healthcare, economic opportunity, infrastructure, and justice.

We proudly support SB 407, legislation that supports fairness, accountability, and equitable representation for Louisiana citizens.

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. has long advocated for racial and social justice, recognizing the direct impact discriminatory systems and policies have on Black communities.

We call on our community to remain vigilant, informed, and engaged.
🖤 Attend hearings.
🖤 Contact your legislators.
🖤 Educate your networks.
🖤 Vote in every election.

Our ancestors fought too hard for the right to vote and the right to representation for us to remain silent now.

Members of the Metropolitan Baton Rouge Chapter proudly attended the Junior League of Baton Rouge’s Annual Meeting & Passing of the Gavel, joining in an evening that celebrated leadership, legacy, and service in our community.

Congratulations to our Coalition Sister, Neshana Bilbrew, on her installation as the organization’s 95th President. She also makes history as the 5th African American woman to hold this distinguished role—an achievement that reflects both her dedication and the continued progress of women in leadership.

We also celebrate Coalition Sister Jude A. H. August on her installation as Vice President of Training and Development, where she will help shape and strengthen the next generation of leaders.

Moments like these remind us of the power of sisterhood, service, and collaboration. We are incredibly proud of our sisters and the meaningful impact they continue to make across the Baton Rouge community. We look forward to supporting their leadership and witnessing all they will accomplish in the year ahead.

OUR POWER. OUR VOTE. OUR FUTURE. 🖤💛

The moment is now. Our power hasn’t been taken—it’s exercised at the ballot box.

Don’t sit this one out. Show up, stay engaged, and use your voice.

🗳 Early Voting: May 2–9th
🗳 Election Day: May 16th

✔️ Review your FULL ballot before you go
✔️ Pay attention to redistricting—it shapes our representation
✔️ Bring someone with you to vote

Be present. Be powerful. Be heard.