We envision an inclusive community rooted in liberation where all persons can exercise their civil and human rights without discrimination.

Connecting to resources is an important part of restorative justice in our community. Donations are used to develop and implement educational programs which focus on African American contributions to our nation, promote diversity equity, inclusion, and access to resources by our BIPOC citizens. Networking with other area nonprofits allows us to gain and share resources to further advance BIPOC opportunity. Investing in people in our community and reforming policy is participating in positive change.

General membership meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month via ZOOM. Meetings are open to the public. We collaborate on topics of equity and representation for our BIPOC community citizens, and why you should care about diversity and inclusion. If you are passionate about making change and want to be part of the conversation on diversity in a way that makes it approachable and actionable, we welcome your ideas and enthusiasm. Refer to our Contact Us page and send us a message. We will contact you to discuss where you could be effective and how to participate.

Our community is full of people who want to help. People who care about Black Lives and the issues in North Idaho that affect them. Our goal is to deepen the connections and engagement with organizations, groups, and populations that historically have been disengaged or disconnected from local government and make them aware of the resources available to them in our community. Encourage them to stay, giving them reasons why, and stop the pattern of BIPOC citizens leaving our area within a 5-year turnaround.