Membership

Register for your NBCDI Membership TODAY!

Our children are the promise of the future; our hope for a better tomorrow.

To give our future the chance it deserves, NBCDI advances a multi-faceted agenda to promote and protect the well-being of all African American children. NBCDI’s wide range of programs respond to the necessity to replace the one-size fits-all, deficit-oriented paradigm with initiatives that serve children based on their strengths and needs. Our programs support children and families in the areas of early care and education, health, parenting, education, and child welfare. NBCDI’s affiliate chapters, composed of dedicated volunteers, are not only reaching out to African American children; they’re connecting with them in ways that make a difference. NBCDI also serves as a resource to people who are professionally and personally committed to children and families.

We still have miles to go and promises to keep – and we hope we can count on your support today to help us improve and advance the quality of life for our children, our families and our communities.

Dr. Felicia DeHaney
President, NBCDI

All students must fax in a copy of their student ID or a copy of their class schedule to complete their registration,

NEW PRICES

Click on the links below to join online!

MEMBERSHIP and SUPPORT
Individual
Student $20
Regular $35
Independent* $35
Sponsoring Individual $100
Sustaining Individual $150
Organization
Sponsoring Organization $250
Corporation $500

* Choose not to be affiliated with a state

For Organizational membership, please download the application and fax to our office at 202-833-8222.

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This Week in Black History

This week is Black Child Development Week!

January 30 th

In 1849, Richard Theodore Greener was the first African American to graduate from Harvard University.

January 31st

In 1993, Thurgood Marshall, Supreme Court Justice, died.

February 1st

In 1902, Langston Hughes, poet and author was born.

February 2nd

In 1807, Congress legally banned foreign slave trade.

February 3rd

In 1920, Negro Baseball League was founded

February 4th

In 1913, Rosa Parks, "Mother of the Modern Day Civil Rights Movement," was born.