The proceedings of 34 workshops held to consider ways of solving the problems of black single mothers, held in 1984 in different cities, are collected in this report. All of the workshops were part of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority's pilot program, "Summit II: A Call to Action in Suppprt of Black Single Mothers," an effort to strengthen the network of black women's organizations in an attempt to link single mothers with appropriate agencies and services. In addition to presenting the recommendations and highlights of each workshop, information on the racial demography of each summit city and on the logistics of each workshop are provided, along with lists of workshop topics and agencies represented. The findings of workshops conducted in these cities are summarized: Auburn, Alabama; Mobile, Alabama; Montgomery, Alabama; Phoenix, Arizona; Los Angeles, California; Dover, Delaware; Wilmington, Delaware; Washington, DC.; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; Columbus, Georgia; Chicago, Illinois; East St. Louis, Illinois; New Orleans, Louisiana; Baltimore, Maryland; College Park, Maryland; Detroit, Michigan; Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota; Jackson, Mississippi; Kansas City, Missouri; St. Louis, Missouri; Charlotte, North Carolina; Cleveland, Ohio; Toledo, Ohio; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Columbia, South Carolina; Memphis, Tennessee; Nashville, Tennessee; Houston, Texas; Newport News, Virginia. The report begins and ends with statements from leaders of Delta Sigma Theta. (KH)