These conversations are to promote dialogue that results in transforming our thoughts while unpacking the destabilizing impacts of white supremacy, Anti- black racism, racism, transphobia, homophobia, xenophobia, misogyny/misogynoir, and ableism. We hope that these conversations will lead to equitable opportunities for the Black community that promotes sustainability, preservation, economic mobility, health and wellness, and education liberation.

As we build empathy and compassion through communication, we can fight to ensure our communities are inclusive for all, especially our more vulnerable populations such as people with disabilities, BIPOC LGBTQIA+ people, foster youth, people experiencing houselessness and people who have been impacted by mass incarceration (formerly and currently).