Gratitude. Revolution. Abolition. Community. Empowerment
Healing Communities of Color through Education and Community Care
Our Mission
GRACE Learning Village provides secure learning environments for Black, Indigenous, & People of Color (BIPOC) youth and families. We also seek to create opportunities for BIPOC youth and concerned adults to increase awareness and engagement with our communities’ various social, economic, and political issues. It is our goal to enhance individual and collective capacity for positive and progressive change in our local communities and society as a whole.
WHO WE SERVE
BIPOC
We believe that
HEALING BIPOC communities
from the traumatic effects of systemic (& evolving) racism, white supremacy culture, toxic patriarchy and the dehumanization of capitalism is the PREREQUISITE
for LIBERTY and JUSTICE
for BIPOC in the US.
We believe that LIBERTY and JUSTICE for BIPOC in the US
is most likely to occur
WITHIN communities of color,
led by BIPOC.
DETROIT, MI
Initially, we intend to collaborate with low and moderate income families of color in Detroit, Michigan
Among the country’s 50 largest cities, Detroit had the highest rate of children living in high poverty areas, at 72%.
However, in the last 3 years, there has been a 50% increase in the number of Detroit-based companies.
48238
Russell Woods Sullivan Area
(District 7)
Rich in Detroit history.
Strong neighborhood associations and block clubs.
Median household income below state average.
Unemployed percentage significantly above state average.
Contact
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gracelearningvillage@gmail.com
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Gratitude. Revolution. Abolition. Community. Empowerment
