NABWIC’s local chapters empower members to connect, advocate, and grow within their own communities. With 13 chapters across the nation, including four in Florida, NABWIC fosters a supportive network that uplifts Black women in construction at both local and national levels.
Local chapters allow members to address and advocate for issues specific to their communities, leading to targeted and impactful change.
With local meetings and events, members can participate more actively in NABWIC activities, from training sessions to networking gatherings.
Local chapters provide exclusive access to nearby job openings, project bids, and professional development, helping members advance their careers locally.
Local chapters engage with city and state representatives to advocate for policies that support Black women-owned construction businesses.
Members benefit from one-on-one mentorship from experienced professionals in their area, helping them navigate industry challenges.
An At-Large Membership with NABWIC is designed for individuals who wish to be actively involved in the organization but reside in areas where a local chapter has not yet been established. At-large members enjoy full membership benefits, including access to national events, educational resources, networking opportunities, and the ability to participate in NABWIC committees and initiatives. This membership ensures that every Black Woman in construction and related trades, regardless of location, has a platform to connect, collaborate, and contribute to the growth and mission of NABWIC on a national scale.
Interested in starting a chapter in your area? A local NABWIC chapter brings the power of the national network to your community, empowering Black women in construction and building connections that fuel progress. To begin, complete our New Chapter Interest Form.