Our Vision
Women make up 52% of the Madison County population and 1/4 of children in Madison County live in poverty.
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.
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 D. Curry, founder of United Women of Color (UWOC), is a dynamic leader passionate about empowering women and bridging community divides. With over 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.
Meet the Team
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Angela Curry
Founder & Executive Director
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Iris Billiter
Social Media
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Jalyn Ignont
Graphic Designer
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Amy Jackson
Project Coordinator
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Humble Lee
Grow with Google Program Coordinator
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Tahirih Osborne
CCJR Policy Coordinator
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Amia Robinson
Volunteer Coordinator
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Nicole Simms
Administrative Coordinator
Our Board
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Yolanda McCrary
Board Secretary
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Donna Lamb
Board Member
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Tanisha D. Smith
Board Member
