ABOUT
WHO WE ARE
As descendants of enslaved and trafficked Africans, we are deeply committed to fostering partnerships with our brothers and sisters on the African continent. Our dedication lies in collaborating on initiatives that not only benefit our continent but also uplift the African diaspora as a whole. By working together, we aim to empower communities, promote sustainable development, facilitate cultural exchange, and strengthen the bonds that unite us. Through these collective efforts, we can create a brighter future for all Africans across the globe, ensuring that our shared heritage inspires progress and unity.
Our Mission
We advocate for the right of Permanent Residency for descendants of enslaved Africans from the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Our goal is to facilitate their return to Africa, allowing them to reclaim their cultural heritage. This initiative aims to empower these individuals to live, establish businesses, and actively contribute to their new communities. By fostering a strong sense of belonging and collaboration, we envision a brighter, more inclusive future for all. Through these efforts, we seek to honor their history while promoting unity, growth, and shared prosperity across the continent.
Our Vision
Envisioning a prosperous Africa, we strive for a continent characterized by collective action and solidarity, fostering economic, political, and military stability. In this ideal Africa, quality education serves as a cornerstone, empowering individuals to realize their full potential, while freedom of movement creates abundant opportunities for all. Additionally, a framework of protected commerce will drive innovation and economic growth. Together, we are committed to building an Africa where prosperity and justice thrive, ensuring that these ideals are accessible to everyone across the continent.
Our Projects
Project 1
The Right of Abode Project
We advocate for the Right of Abode for descendants of enslaved Africans from the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in the Sub-Saharan States. This initiative seeks to empower these individuals to reclaim their cultural heritage and actively contribute to the development and prosperity of their ancestral communities.
Project 2
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.
