NCBM

The National Conference of Black Mayors holds its a national convention every year in order to provide annual training to its member mayors.  Today, NCBM represents more than 650 mayors who collectively serve more than 48 million people across the United States.  From the small rural township to the large urban metropolis and everything in [...]

 On July 21, President Obama signed yet another landmark piece of legislation putting the middle class above the special interests that for so long had a stranglehold on America’s government.  At the signing ceremony, the President laid out the historical perspective as well as the perspective focused on our common future:
Passing this bill was no [...]

 Spending three days at the nation’s Capitol, the National Conference of Black Mayors and the Hip Hop Caucus held a series of events June 28-30 to advance their mission to green American cities.
The “Green The City Advocacy Summit” was the first event held in NCBM’s partnership with the Hip Hop Caucus on a special year-long [...]

Remarks by Jeffrey Crowley, Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy
Today, I am pleased to announce the release of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy for the United States. The release of the strategy reaffirms President Obama’s commitment to fighting this domestic epidemic.
From the time that we first heard about the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) thirty [...]

During a June 29 press conference at the Capitol, the National Conference of Black Mayors called on the Senate to chart a new direction for America’s future through comprehensive climate and energy legislation that will provide for the sustainability of our nation’s most vulnerable communities. Congressional Black Caucus Chair Rep. Barbara Lee, Congressman Emanuel Cleaver [...]

Join the National Conference of Black Mayors in honoring veteran civil rights attorney Fred Gray (pictured left) during its 2010 Fannie Lou Hamer luncheon scheduled during its 36th Annual Convention. The luncheon will be distinguished by the Honorable Anthony Foxx (pictured center), the first African American mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina, who will serve as [...]

Join the National Conference of Black Mayors for its 36th Annual Convention, “Able Leaders, Stable Cities: Resolving Our Communities’ Challenges” in Cincinnati, Ohio
 
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