Community ★ Solidarity ★ kinship
Join us in supporting organizations founded by the Elders and other community members we work in solidarity with.
After decades behind barbed wire, steel and concrete, our returning comrades and community members need folks on the ground with shared lived experience to assist in their transition to the streets. Founder, Fati Yero.
At FIGB, our mission is crystal clear: to harness the power of the formerly incarcerated individuals, transforming their stories of resilience and strength into tangible solutions that combat the challenges facing our communities. Founder, Richard Johnson.
Liberate Our Elders Support Services. Our organization empowers communities to actively support and advocate for elderly individuals facing multiple health challenges upon returning to our communities after decades of incarceration. Founder, Sitawa Nantambu Jamaa.
The primary aim of Amend The 13th is not legislative. The slave provision of the 13th Amendment could be stricken tomorrow. But if the institutions, which have preserved legal slavery in Amerika continue to be the primary basis of the infrastructure in our communities, the social ills they inevitably produce will continue to perpetuate defacto ‘legal’ dehumanization and exploitation. Founder, Joka Heshima Jinsai.
Minister King X Pyeface founder of Kage Universal and executive director of California Prison Focus is a native Oakland, Cali Artivist, rapper and producer who spent six years in federal prison and 18 years in California State Prison, where he was the youngest New Afrikan organizer during the 2011 to 2013 historic California Prisoners Hunger Strike. He now devotes his art and time to educating the public about the Agreement to End Hostilities and the New Afrikan Elders who developed it from behind enemy lines.