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About us

The National Association of Black Military Women, NABMW, is an association of women located throughout the country, who are veterans or current members of the United States Armed Forces.  The NABMW was founded under the former name of "The Black WAAC, WAC, Women in Service.  The National Assocation of Black Military Women, Atlanta, NABMWATL, was founded in 2008.  

 

NABMWATL Officers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The  National  Associaltion of Black Military  Women, Atlanta Chapter, (NABMWATL), have elected and appointed  the following officers:

 

President                                    Elfreda Kirksey 

Vice President                             Open

Secretary                                     Makeda Evans 

Assistant Secretary                      Deborah White

Treasurer                                    Brenda Raper

Historian                                     Carolyn Ross

Public Relations                           Sparkle K. Adams

Assistant Public Relations            Jai White

Advisor                                        Harriet Staten

Chaplain                                      Monique Hand

Sergeant of Arms                         Rosalind Culbertson 

Executive Committee                   Dolores Hampton

Membership Coordinator             Ina Pope

Parliamentarian                           Natalie Cole

Sergeant-At-Arms                      Rosalyn Williams 

 

Real Sister's Read

 

 

 

 

 

During the month of March, Derrick Boazman, WAOK, "News and Talk" features a "Real Sister's Read" event at various schools in the Atlanta Metro area.  Click on the Events tab to view the latest "Real Sister's Read" program. 

Clayton can Soar to the Top Program
Clayton County Board of Health

Saturday, August 23, 2014

0800 - 1600 Hours

 

The Clayton Can Soar to the Top Program has begun planning for the 2014 Clayton County Teen Maze and invited Women in Service to participate as an Exhibitors and Station Hosts in the Future Room.  The participating members will share information about the NABMWATL, as well as address the opportunities available for youth and/or females in the following :

       1.)   Community Partner Invitation

       2.)   Station Description

       3.)   Station Host Participation Form

       4.) Teen Maze Re-Cap

 

Volunteers are needed.  For additional information visit http://www.claytoncountypublichealth.org, Special Initiatives, Clayton Can Soar to the Top.  Or contact Sparkle Adams, Public Relations Chairman, NABMWATL,  for a Teen Maze Station Sponsor Participation Form. 

 

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