2025 Events
NCNWIE Partnering to serve the community
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Family UnitySouthern California National Council of Negro Women Section Members Enjoy a day of Family Fun and Togetherness! There will be Games, Entertainment and Vendors. We will have information on how to come together to provide opportunities for economic empowerment, social equity, health equity and access to quality Education in S.T.E.A.M. and beyond! |
Boots on Da Ground @ The Akoma Center
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Literacy empowers and liberates people.
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Thank you to everyone who donated to the
Juneteenth Banned Book Giveaway! We received over 500 books |
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Literacy empowers and liberates people. Beyond its importance as part of the right to education, literacy improves lives by expanding capabilities which in turn reduces poverty, increases participation in the labour market and has positive effects on health and sustainable development.
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Women empowered by literacy have a positive ripple effect on all aspects of development. They have greater life choices for themselves and an immediate impact on the health and education of their families, and in particular, the education of girl children.
Blessings Bags in May 2025
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Blessings Bags contain feminine hygiene products, toiletries, beauty items, sanitizer, and a hand written note from NCNW members.
The Blessing in a Bag Outreach Program was created to provide unsheltered women with caring to let them know they are not alone. Monetary and in-kind donations are welcome. Contact the Bethune Ctr. to drop off donations. IE NCNW is a 501c non-profit organization 
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CitiLink in Fontana.
San Bernardino County Probation Homeless Outreach Unit hosting San Bernardino Court Shelter Treatment Court. NCNW IE and Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County (CAPSBC) provided Blessings Bags: hygiene products and make-up to women who are unhoused and in need. 
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In San Bernardino County 14.4% of women live in poverty.
Source: US Census Bureau on SanBernardinoCounty.gov
Source: US Census Bureau on SanBernardinoCounty.gov
Thank you Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County (CAPSBC) and (NAEBOR)
for partnering with NCNW IE in this mission to help women in need.
for partnering with NCNW IE in this mission to help women in need.
National Council of Negro Women Inland Empire Section (NCNW IE)
Received 2025 Non-Proft Certificate of Recognition
President and CEO of CAPSBC
Patricia L. Nickols-Butler and President of NCNW IE Section Amy Malone |
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May 9, 2025
Senator Eloise Gómez Reyes Honored
Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County (CAPSBC)
2025 Non-Proft of the Year from
April 2025
A Month to Celebrate Grass Roots and New Beginnings
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After 32 years of dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment, NCNW IE Section Sister, Diana Alexander is retiring from her elected position in San Bernardino County.
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NCNW IE Sisters "The Negroes" (nickname for the evening) celebrate Diana Alexander's stellar career!
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Earth Day Celebration in West Side San Bernardino
NCNW IE Sister Kimberly Johnson-Calvin and Inland Empire Resource
Provided Hands-on Experiences Learning about Community Gardens and Ecology
NCNW IE Sister Kimberly Johnson-Calvin and Inland Empire Resource
Provided Hands-on Experiences Learning about Community Gardens and Ecology
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Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP)
Behavioral Health Services |
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$1,000 Scholarship Recipient provided by NCNW IE Section
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Reading National Black Grad Essay Submissions for Scholarships
March is Women's Month 2025
Dr. Gwendolyn Rodgers Celebrating Natural Hair Day
at California State Univeristy San Bernardino.
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A Comedic Celebration of Women Empowerment - March 28
Fourth Annual - Dr. Ayanna Balogun: A Queen's Meeting honored Sharron Lewis
Celebrating NCNW IE Excellence in 2025
Black History Month
Social Justice
NCNW IE in collaboration with Black American Political Association of California (BAPAC), and San Bernardino NAACP hosted the "Voter Education Roundtable Meeting with Congressman Pete Aguilar, District 33" to discuss national issues facing the Black Community.
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NCNWIE members left to right. Dr. Gwendolyn Dowdy-Rogers, Correspondence Secretary, Kimberly Calvin, Cheryl Brown Gerri Foxall Kater, Congressman Pete Aguilar, President/CEO CAPSBC Patricia L. Nickols-Butler, IENCNW President Amy Malone, Twillea Evans-Carthen, Stephanie Liggins, Former IENCNW President Joanne Gilbert, Dr. Ayanna Balogun, First Vice President of Programs
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In the Community
Black Rose AwardsThe Black Culture Annual Black Rose Awards event celebrates outstanding individuals as well as corporations in our communities. This year NCNWIE member Debbie Franklin received a Black Rose Award.
Education
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San Bernardino
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Dr. and Dr. Rodgers
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Congressman Pete Aguilar with the Dr. Margaret B. Hill Plaque in the post office that bears her name.
Dr. Gwendolyn Dowdy-Rodgers
Speaking at the Post Office Dedication 
(l-r) Dr. Gwendolyn Dowdy-Rodgers (Corresponding Secretary),
Natasha Broome-Shaw (Parliamentarian), President Amy Malone |
Black Arts Empowerment
Through the arts we have voice, vision, and representation, the charge to fight negative stereotypes and expectations. It is an avenue to educate, heal, and encourage the Black community.
IENCNW President Amy Malone, is a
NCNW IE Section President, Amy Malone, works with the Pan African Film Festival to bring Black stories to life.
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Blacklandia is a group of Black creatives in the Inland Empire with a mission to empower Black writers and artists.
NCNWIE sisters at The Maloof supporting a Blacklandia event. (left to right) Haniyyah Mubashshir, Stephanie Liggins, Romaine Washington and Janice Morrison
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