Shelterwood Collective

A 900-acre community forest on Kashia land in Northern California stewarded by Black, Indigenous, Queer, and Disabled leaders. Offers forest restoration, cultural organizing, and eco-retreats.

Tongva Taraxat Paxaavxa Conservancy

An Indigenous-led land trust in Los Angeles returning ancestral land to the Tongva people. They restore local ecosystems and run community programs like the “guest exchange,” where residents give back in gratitude for living on Tongva land.

Sogorea Te Land Trust

An urban Indigenous land trust in the Bay Area, founded by Chochenyo and Karkin leaders Corrina Gould and Johnella LaRose. They reclaim Ohlone ancestral lands for communal use, ceremonial space, and cultural resurgence.

Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO)

A Ghana-based youth advocacy group empowering students through climate activism, zero-waste initiatives, and menstrual justice programming in West Africa.

Power Shift Network

A youth-led environmental justice network across the U.S. and Canada, focused on building multigenerational power through climate advocacy, educational campaigns, and energy justice initiatives.

Black Yield Institute

In Baltimore, a regenerative urban farming cooperative supporting local Black farmers while serving as guardians of shared land and cultural food practices—reclaiming land as a common good.

Movement for Black Lives: Mutual Aid Resources

Provides a nationwide network supporting Black families through organizing mutual aid, relief efforts, creative care, and resource sharing—empowering collective support networks.

Black Women’s Yoga Collective

Community-driven platform ran by Mel Douglas offering virtual and in‑person yoga, meditation, sound healing, and movement sessions led by Black women teachers to affirm migration, rest, and holistic embodiment.

Bmoved To Heal

Bethamie Wyatt, founder of Bmoved To Heal, is a Nia Dance educator, and movement coach whose work harmoniously blends West African rhythms, yoga, martial arts, and creative stimulation. With over 20 years of experience Bethamie fosters physical vitality and embodied joy through her holistic offerings. Her approach invites healing, presence, and joy through intentional, expressive movement and energy work

Stephanie Parker

Black somatic practitioner and licensed Nia Dance instructor, Stephanie facilitates intuitive movement sessions blending gentle dance, ancestral spiritual work, and somatic experiencing in safe, decolonial healing spaces. Nia is a holistic movement practice fusing dance, martial arts, and mindfulness to support joyful, embodied wellbeing.

Movement Liberation

Founded by Valerie Chafograck, Movement Liberation is a facilitation team guiding somatic mindfulness—gentle, body-based awareness practices—sacred dance, and Soul Motion®, a mindful movement practice blending freeform dance and meditative stillness. Through workshops and retreats, they empower BIPOC to reconnect with ancestral embodiment, honoring cultural heritage through the body, and to nurture collective resilience rooted in community strength and shared healing.

The Calm/Cool Collective

Shakeelah Sutton is a trauma-informed yoga teacher and former exercise physiologist. She designs mindful Vinyasa, Yin, and restorative classes to guide BIPOC healing through breath awareness, nervous-system regulation, and embodied strength.

Red Clay Yoga

Chelsea Jackson Roberts blends yoga, meditation, and literature to cultivate accessible movement practices that nurture flexibility, community, and cultural affirmation.

This Tiny Journey

Alexis Monkhouse is living off-grid with her daughter, promotes natural living, mindfulness, and family bonding through tiny home minimalism.

Off The Grid With A Kid

Family mobile living advocate, Bionca Smith converted a van into a homeschool classroom/living space. She inspires eco-nomadic homeschooling, family cohesion, and mobile natural living.

Coram Houses

Topher Thomas, Founder of Coram Houses, is a Haitian‑American educator turned equitable housing developer. He builds backyard tiny homes (ADUs) to advance access to portable, sustainable living for vulnerable and underinvested Black communities.

Build Us Hope and Tiny House Developers Inc.

Elizabeth Singleton leads tiny‑home pocket neighborhoods (e.g. for veterans), advocating affordable, healthy off‑grid living.

Tiny House Trailblazers

Jewel D. Pearson, visual artist and nomadic tiny‑home dweller, co‑founder of Tiny House Trailblazers and the Cooperative Communities network. She creates opportunities for Black owners to park and share tiny homes in sustainable rural spaces.

The Bohemian Brand

Bohemian Soul built her own tiny home and now, educates and empowers Black individuals to design and live with intention. Her work supports affordable, minimal‑footprint homes grounded in ancestral wellness and holistic design.

Tiny Renaissance Homes

Chef Cynthia Nevels, award‑winning vegan founder of Soulgood, now leads Tiny Renaissance Homes. Her Black‑owned venture master‑plans micro‑home communities in Texas geared for sustainable, wellness‑driven lifestyles surrounded by nature and community gardens.