ABOUT
WHO WE ARE
As descendants of Africans forcibly displaced through slavery and exploitation, we are unwavering in our commitment to building meaningful partnerships across the African continent. Our focus is on collaborative efforts that drive sustainable development, empower local communities, and elevate the global African family.
These partnerships are rooted in mutual respect, cultural exchange, and a shared vision for progress. By working side by side, we can transform historical wounds into lasting strength, fostering unity, resilience, and opportunity for present and future generations.
Together, we are not just reconnecting, we are rebuilding, reclaiming, and rising.
Our Mission
We believe that the descendants of Africans forcibly removed through the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade deserve a legal pathway to return and reintegrate into the continent of their ancestors.
We advocate for the recognition of Permanent Residency rights as a cornerstone of that return; ensuring that those seeking to live, work, and invest in Africa can do so with dignity and full participation.
This movement is about more than return; it’s about belonging, healing, and contributing to a future built on unity, respect, and shared vision.
Our Vision
We envision a prosperous Africa defined by unity, collective action, and shared purpose. Our goal is to help build a continent where economic, political, and military stability are sustained through cooperation and solidarity.
In this Africa, quality education is a foundation; empowering every individual to reach their full potential. Freedom of movement enables opportunity across borders, while protected and equitable commerce fuels innovation and inclusive growth.
This is the Africa we are committed to: one where prosperity is shared, justice is upheld, and every citizen, wherever they are; has a stake in the continent’s future.
Our Projects
Project 1
The Right of Abode Project
We advocate for the Right of Abode for the descendants of Africans forcibly displaced by the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, specifically within the Sub-Saharan states.
This initiative seeks to restore a long-denied connection, empowering individuals to reclaim their cultural heritage, establish meaningful roots, and actively contribute to the growth, resilience, and prosperity of their ancestral homelands.
Project 2
A Project of CRDEA | Rooted in Culture. Grown with Purpose.
Who We Are
Jam Raye Agro Holdings Ltd. is a Pan-African purpose-driven social enterprise committed to advancing economic empowerment for rural women in Kenya. We work exclusively with women who own, manage, or have inherited small farms ranging from 1 to 5 acres. Our mission is to turn these farms into thriving agribusinesses that provide income, dignity, and generational opportunity.
Our Purpose
We invest in women because we know: when you uplift a woman, you uplift a village. Our mission is to restore land-based wealth in African hands by helping women farmers build profitable, generational agrobusinesses.
Sixty-five (65%) of all profits are reinvested into new women-led farms. One becomes two. Two becomes five. And so the movement grows. This is not charity. This is restoration. This is power returning home.
Jam Raye Agro Holdings is part of a larger vision for economic liberation—where African land feeds African families, and African women lead the way.
Project 3
Mental Decolonization Project
We will adopt a different local school yearly by providing essential resources such as stationery, Chromebooks, and sanitary napkins. Additionally, we will create and fund a Saturday morning school program for 20 children aged 8 to 13, running for 40 weeks. This program will focus on mental decolonization, African unity, and entrepreneurship, equipping young minds with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive and contribute positively to their communities.
