Using Running as a Demonstration of Unity #LetsGrow
https://youtu.be/WLtIntFKEQs
By Cori Lucas,
The Black Running Organization
Tag: Black History Month
Creating a Hub for Mamas to Thrive along the Pregnancy and Postpartum Journey – Bloom Collective
https://youtu.be/4eONFkbMvAs
By Cori Lucas,
This team of professional Black
Planting Seeds of Independence and “Thrivability” – City Weeds
https://youtu.be/qgr3IPB8TOA By Cori Lucas, Racial disparities concerning food distribution
Providing a Healthy Environment to Cultivate the Next Generation
Since its conception, Mentoring Mentors has changed the trajectory of nearly 200 Black futures.
Elevating and Celebrating Black Girl Herstory – A Revolutionary Summer
Following the abhorrent Freddie Gray murder in 2015, A Revolutionary Summer was co-founded by Andria Cole and Malene Bell. Andria, from the time she was in high school, has delved into the works of nearly two dozen Black authors.
Working to make Black Neighborhoods in Baltimore Greener, Safer and More Valuable
https://youtu.be/vLI_tVD2V-E
By Cori Lucas,
Baltimore City is one of
Providing shelter to Baltimore Teens and Young Adults
By Cori Lucas, Protecting and educating the city’s youth is imperative to securing a bright future
Building Community One Neighborhood at a Time
Directly servicing communities and their members by hosting several transformative initiatives every week, Tendea Family is a consistent presence in Baltimore’s streets!
Building the Political Infrastructure to be Self-determined
When it comes to macro-solutions, Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle (LBS) are constantly fighting against immediate threats to Black culture and wellbeing in the form of harmful government policies and “laws that are not beneficial to the Black community”.
Creating an Artistic Mentorship Hub in Baltimore for Black Dancers
In 2019, Baltimore Black Dance Collective (BBDC) set to work righting this disparity, led by professional dance artist and choreographer Camille Weanquoi.