The Four Pillars of NCNW

An important aspect of the NCNW mission is to empower women of African descent, their families and communities.  One of the ways that we do this is by presenting information that is designed to help women and their families achieve their economic and financial aspirations.  

The mission of the National NCNW Social Justice Committee is to provide a framework for local sections to promote civic engagement in our communities, and advance public policy that improves the conditions of women and families of African descent.

Essentially, affordability is a function of income, spending, and judgments about the value of goods and services for their price. It reviews a range of measures that capture the cost burden for individuals and families with different forms of coverage, in different financial circumstances, and with different health concerns.

NCNW has established partnerships with a variety of organizations committed to promoting interest in STEAM, access to STEAM education, awareness of careers in technology and equal opportunity in education, employment, and business formation.