South Park Cottages

Booker T. Washington is the founder of a Black‑owned tiny‑home community offering modern, eco-conscious cottages under 700 ft². These homes prioritize healthy minimalist living and foster community wellness through shared spaces and sustainable design.

EcoTribe Homes

Aashna Goyal specializes in handcrafted tiny homes that marry modern comfort with sustainable practices. Her work nurtures holistic living for eco-nomadic families seeking simplicity and nature connection.

Two Days Off

A Los Angeles label focused on slow fashion and natural fibers—each piece is made in small batches using linen and hemp with zero-waste patterns and carbon-offset shipping.

Studio One Eighty Nine

This Ghana-based label co-founded by Abrima Erwiah and Rosario Dawson merges artisanal craft with slow fashion—using natural dyes, handwoven fabrics, and fair-trade practices to create story-rich collections.

Chloe Asaam

A Ghanaian designer and sustainability advocate, Chloe Asaam co-leads projects at the OR Foundation that reclaim waste textiles and honor local making—fashion as healing for land and people.

Taylor Jay

A slow-fashion designer based in Oakland, Taylor Jay crafts inclusive basics and outerwear using hemp, organic cotton, and other natural fibers—grounded in comfort, intention, and woman-centered design.

Home Ec Honey

Founded by Afya Ibomu, Home Ec Honey brings herbal wisdom, plant-based nutrition, and cultural wellness into the home. Through education and crafted remedies, this family-run platform nourishes Black women and holistic households.

Patchwork City Farms

Founded by Jamila Norman in Atlanta, Patchwork City Farms is a Black woman-owned urban farm growing seasonal produce using organic practices. With deep roots in food justice and community healing, Jamila blends sustainable farming with public education and regenerative land care.

Hattie Carthan Herban Farm

Led by food justice advocate Yonnette Fleming, this Brooklyn-based farm and apothecary space centers Black land stewardship, herbal medicine, and community healing. Through garden markets, youth training, and spiritual ecology, the farm embodies ancestral reconnection and urban resilience.

Meghan Elizabeth

Operations Director and herbal activist Meghan leads community herbal programming across Detroit and Oakland, serving youth, LGBTQ+ elders, and Black Power initiatives with plant medicine education and mutual care.

Asasiya Muhammad

Philadelphia midwife Asasiya Muhammad brings intentional, birthworker-based care to her community—guided by social justice, cultural healing, and deep respect for family-centered birthing choices.

Nikki Helms

A licensed midwife and perinatal educator at San Diego Community Birth Center, Nikki Helms offers culturally competent and inclusive birth care—serving LGBTQIA+ families, BIPOC, immigrants, and asylum seekers with loving, holistic support.

Birth in Color Midwifery

A diverse midwifery collective providing trauma-informed, culturally responsive care, lactation support, and primary women’s health services—centered on Black maternal wellness and empowering birth patterns.

Asha B. Wilkerson

Asha B. Wilkerson is a healing guide specializing in helping Black women reconnect to ancestral wisdom and inner power through inclusive, intentional energy and healing practices.

Black Sheep Community Acupuncture

A community acupuncture collective providing affordable, East Asian medicine in a communal setting—designed to be welcoming, accessible, and culturally harmonious.

Dr. Leslie Black, ND

A licensed naturopathic doctor trained in functional medicine, Dr. Black centers patient wellness through root-cause care, nutrition, and sustainable, whole-body healing.

Root to Rise Somatics

Led by Raina LaGrand—somatic trauma therapist, yoga & mindfulness teacher based in Michigan who integrates ancestral and embodied healing into her practice and workshops.

Sankofa Healing Studio

A trauma‑informed therapy center offering healing justice–oriented mental health care that centers Black and other marginalized communities navigating intergenerational trauma.

Utah Black Birth Workers Collective

A community‑led network founded by Black birthworkers in Utah including Candida Duran Taveras and Ashley Finley. They support Black birthing people with holistic care rooted in reproductive justice and cultural sovereignty.

Norman Teague Design Studios

Chicago designer Norman Teague leads blkHaUs, crafting sculptural furniture that draws on Black cultural heritage and sustainable materials, blending artistic design with ethical craftsmanship.