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Photo Gallery 2026

​The NYC Chapter extends a warm welcome to new members at a Meet and Greet brunch reception on January 10, 2025, at American Legion Post 483.

January 10, 2026

The NYC Chapter members of NABMW gathered at the 2nd Baptist Church on March 20, 2025, for an award ceremony recognizing Rev Brenda Archer's achievements with the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award and a 2024 letter from President Joe Biden.
March 20. 2025

The  NYC Chapter & Brooklyn Chapter of NABMW was invited to attend a double feature off-Broadway play, The Audit/The American Dream at the Urban Stages Theater. Excellent, thought-provoking performances. The Audit’s storyline includes a black female veteran who has returned from a combat situation which has greatly impacted her life in many ways. We all were able to relate. 
March 1. 2025

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