Partnerships

Juneteenth is not only a day to commemorate freedom, it also represents the beginning of year-round education and community engagement.  We aim to build partnerships with groups who share our quest for revival in our education system, acknowledge historical accomplishments, and create new legacies that help enrich lives through the contributions of African Americans in the Central Valley.

Our partners share our vision for elevating the academic success of our local communities.  America’s path forward must include our focus on education.  The school-to-prison pipeline isn’t just a cliche but a reality if our education outcomes don’t change its trajectory. 

We actively engage in education at our high, middle, and elementary schools by fostering mentorship, teaching reading literacy, financial literacy, academic esteem, community stewardship, environmental stewardship, generation linkage, and cultural acceptance.

Please connect with us to see how we can partner for a better America!