United Women of Color empowers girls, women, and their communities by uniting people across ethnicities to address civic and educational gaps for advancement. We believe that we have a responsibility to help build and shape the culture of our communities through educational programs, civic engagement, and advocacy.

Women make up 52% of the Madison County population, and 1/5 of children in Madison County live in poverty.

It is our vision to create an inclusive community by building relationships and facilitating authentic connections to address our community’s changing needs.

A Word from Our Founder

Angela Curry, founder and executive director of United Women of Color (UWOC), is a dynamic leader who is passionate about empowering women and bridging community divides. With more than nine years of nonprofit leadership experience and a background in political science, Angela is a strong advocate for transformative change, from grassroots activism to strategic leadership.

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Community Coalition

BUILDING COMMUNITY HERE: Collaborating with partners is at the heart of United Women of Color. Learn more about the different groups and funders we work with.

Meet the Team

Angela

Founder & Executive Director

Iris

Social Media Manager

Jalyn

Graphic Designer

Amy

Communications & Operations Manager

Amia

Community & Engagement Manager

Stephanie

Education & Development Specialist

Partner With Us

We are looking for collaborative partnerships for BIPOC inclusion in North Alabama. If you are interested in working side-by-side with us or can imagine starting a United Women of Color Chapter in your area, contact us today.