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NABMW 50th Anniversary Celebration

NYC Chapter Members Honored at NABMW’s 50th Anniversary Celebration and 24th Convention

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On October 9, 2026, members of the NYC Chapter attended the National Association of Black Military Women’s (NABMW) 50th Anniversary Celebration and 24th Convention in Oxon Hill, Maryland.

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The occasion was a special opportunity to celebrate the organization’s 50 years of service, leadership, and commitment to honoring the contributions of Black military women. During the celebration, several NYC Chapter members were recognized for their outstanding contributions and dedication. Congratulations to our award recipients:

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  • LTC (Ret.) Glennie Millard — Recipient of the Dr. Doris “Lucki” Allen Trailblazer Award

  • Vanessa Lee — Recipient of the NABMW Chapter Growth Award

  • Dr. Sharon Wilson — Recipient of the NABMW Chapter Member Award

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In addition, the NYC Chapter nominated Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School for recognition, highlighting the chapter’s commitment to acknowledging excellence and supporting educational achievement.

The NYC Chapter proudly congratulates all the honorees and celebrates their accomplishments. Their recognition reflects the dedication, leadership, and service that continue to strengthen our organization and inspire future generations.

Congratulations to all, and thank you for representing the NYC Chapter with distinction!

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