We serve descendants of historically reclassified and displaced peoples of the Americas whose identities were altered through colonial and post-colonial systems.

 

Over centuries, many communities were renamed and reassigned labels — from Indian to Negro, from Colored to Black, and later African American — through legal, social, and administrative processes that disrupted continuity of identity, culture, and land-based heritage.

 

Our focus is on supporting those communities in reclaiming historical awareness, cultural continuity, and self-defined identity, while respecting the sovereignty and distinct histories of all Indigenous Nations.

 

 

 

 

Our Purpose

 

 

Our purpose is to restore knowledge of self and to provide practical tools that help young people thrive in the present while building generational stability for the future.

 

 

 

 

What We Do

 

 

We equip young people with:

 

• Knowledge of self through history, ancestry, and cultural context

• Practical life skills including financial literacy, trade training, and long-term planning

• Mentorship from skilled, committed guides who build authentic, long-lasting relationships

 

 

 

 

 

Why It Matters

 

 

Representation and accurate education matter. When young people understand their history, see their experiences reflected with honesty, and are given practical tools to succeed, they develop the confidence to move forward with clarity, purpose, and self-determination.

 

 

 

 

Our Goal

 

 

To help youth stand firmly in their identity, reclaim a grounded sense of inheritance, and live as their best, most capable selves.

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