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National Council of Negro Women, Incorporated at UCLA

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About

UCLA collegiate section of the National Council of Negro Women, founded in 1935 by Mary McLeod Bethune to advance opportunities for Black women, their families and communities through education, advocacy and community service.

Summarized from the club's website and socials, September 2026. Source (opens in a new tab)

How to join

Typical process

Usually open: show up to a general meeting (typically weeks 1–3) and join their mailing list or group chat; email them to get on the list.

How clubs like this one usually work. Its email will have the specifics.

Details

Area: Culture & Identity
Who can join: Undergrads
Type: Registered org
Listed under: African American, Service
UCLA registry ID: 6845

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