The origins of Black August can be traced back to the 1970s when political prisoners within the Black liberation movement were incarcerated under oppressive conditions. The month of August holds a significant place in history as it marks the birth of notable Black revolutionaries and the anniversary of important events that shaped the struggle for Black liberation.

This month honors fallen leaders like George Jackson and remembers pivotal events such as the Watts Uprising. It's a time to strengthen community bonds, offering educational opportunities about Black resistance. Ultimately, through various practices, Black August stands as a powerful act of commemorating resistance against the erasure of Black history and identity.

MOVE, a controversial Philadelphia-based organization often associated with the Black Power movement, emerged in the 1970s.

A powerful testament to resistance, justice, and Black affection.

In The Enneagram for Black Liberation, certified Enneagram teacher and trained psychotherapist Chichi Agorom reclaims the Enneagram as a powerful tool for Black women to rediscover our wholeness and worth.

Revolutionary Baddies Podcast seeks to join the legacy of uplifting the individual and the masses through connecting revolutionary ideas and practices to our everyday lives.

Join Community Food Strategies for their signature statewide gathering, "Transformational Community: A Way Forward.” Explore themes of resistance, reformation, re-imagination, and re-creation to build a more equitable and just food system. General admission and keynote only tickets available!