September 20, 2025
NCBW Oakland/Bay Area | Positive Steps Mentoring Program Recruitment -Spread the Word
- September 20, 2025 - June 20, 2026
- 12:20 - 3pm PDT
What is the Positive Steps Program?
- Positive Steps affords girls ages 12 -18 with an opportunity to further recognize their potential for success
- Positive Steppers actively participate in various NCBW activities, and their achievements are recognized during the annual Madam C.J. Walker Business & Community Recognition Luncheon
- Participants receive graduation and participation awards and an opportunity to receive a college scholarship
Why should I join?
- Make friends from Bay Area Schools
- Participate in unique activities, events, field trips
- Talk with professional African American women about educational and career options
- Build your financial literacy
- Experience Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (S.T.E.A.M) in new and exciting ways
- Participate in Health, Nutrition and Fitness activities
- Learn about social issues that impact girls of color
- Attend the Madam C.J. Walker Business & Community Recognition Luncheon
- Have Fun!
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Celebrating the Power of Black Women Limited Edition 2026 – 2027 Calendar
Available while supplies last
Every purchase directly supports the movement by funding leadership development, civic engagement, and chapter-based organizing across California
Power Up Leadership Summit – October 24 – 25, 2025
The Black Women Power Up Leadership Summit 2025 is the premier space for Black women to sharpen skills, expand networks, and prepare for impactful leadership in public life. Whether you’re considering a role on a school board, city council, or statewide commission—or simply want to grow as a leader—Power Up is for you.
Power Up for Health Webinar – September 30, 2025
Black women and families continue to face some of the deepest health inequities, from maternal mortality to barriers in mental health and chronic care. This session of BWOPA’s Power Up Advocacy Masterclass will bring together expert voices to unpack the policies driving these disparities, spotlight community-led solutions, and share practical strategies for advocacy.