Breaking the Cycle: Creating Positive Change for Future Generations
Breaking the Cycle participates in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations in 2020. Photos courtesy of Breaking the Cycle. “It is our job…
Young, Black & Lit: Daring Our Kids to Dream Big
Young, Black & Lit co-founders Krenice Roseman and Derrick Ramsey at pop-up book store at Oakton Elementary School in Evanston, Illinois. Photo courtesy of…
Bethea Family Foundation: NFL Vet Antoine Bethea Gives Back
Photos by David Helwani “We provide future leaders with the essential tools they need to succeed.” Each month we highlight a community program that…
Joan Trumpauer Mulholland Foundation: Justice for All
Joan and Loki Mulholland. Photo by Danor Gerald. “We are fighting to end racism through education.” Each month we highlight a community program that…
Podium RVA: Empowering Youth Through the Written Word
Photos courtesy of Podium RVA “Every young person should have the opportunity to have their voice heard.” Each month we highlight a community program…
Keisha Green’s Loving Legs Foundation Creates Opportunities for People with Disabilities
Keisha Green, founder of the Loving Legs Foundation. Photos by Calvin Finklea. “Disability has no physical look.” Each month we highlight a community program…
Media Mentors: Finding the Next Generation of Creatives
B.K. Fulton with Ebony Flake, Randall Hazard, Brian Smalls (Co-founders, Media Mentors, Inc.). Photos courtesy of Media Mentors. “Own your narrative.” Each month we…
REAL LIFE Is Giving Our Most Vulnerable a New Beginning
REAL LIFE group on their way to a town hall meeting on opioids. Photo courtesy of REAL LIFE. “Support those on the margins of…
MoBBallet’s Celebration of Black Ballet Dancers
Theresa Ruth Howard, founder and curator of Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet (MoBBallet). Photo by Saya Hishikawa “Help us in dismantling the barriers to…
Tackle Reading’s Game Plan for Children’s Literacy
Kathryn Starke, creator of Tackle Reading. Photos courtesy of the Tackle Reading team. “Let every child find joy in reading.” Each month we highlight…