The Southern California Area National Council of Negro Women Inc (SCA-NCNW) is a local branch of the National Council of Negro Women, a coalition of community-based sections and national affiliates that empower women of African descent and their communities. SCA-NCNW, led by President Dr. Helena Johnson, has a rich history of federally funded projects, partnerships with organizations like United Way and the American Red Cross, and the organization of the infamous Black Family Reunion series. With branches located throughout Southern California, SCA-NCNW continues to provide programs that enrich families and communities, focusing on critical concerns such as STEAM education, financial literacy, health, and civic engagement. The National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) is a nationwide coalition of 200 community-based sections and 38 national organizational affiliates, working to empower women of African descent, their families, and communities. Founded by influential educator and activist Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, and led for over fifty years by the iconic Dr. Dorothy Height, NCNW's mission is to lead, advocate for, and inspire millions of women and men. Through its various branches and partnerships, NCNW continues to promote social activism, progressive growth, and the pursuit of social justice.Generated from the website