Since our inception in 2018, For Black Girls Inc. has been at the forefront of creating pathways to equity and opportunity for Black women and girls of all backgrounds. Our vision is clear; to forge a society where every Black girl and woman, irrespective of her circumstances, enjoys unfettered access to the resources and support necessary to realize her boundless potential.
Central to our mission is the provision of holistic services that address the diverse needs of Black women and girls. Through a pioneering model, we cultivate a lifelong network of support, uniting Black women from various walks of life in a nurturing environment that celebrates their unique talents and strengths, devoid of any preconditions. We are steadfast in our commitment to dismantling barriers, confronting systemic injustices, and advocating tirelessly for the educational and artistic empowerment of Black girls and women.
At For Black Girls, we understand that equitable representation is the bedrock upon which true progress is built. Through innovative programming, bold advocacy campaigns, and robust community engagement, we equip Black women and girls with the confidence, resilience, and access to resources they need to thrive. From safe havens to professional development workshops, leadership training to artistic endeavors, and a plethora of curated events and interest groups, our comprehensive support system is tailored to the individual aspirations and ambitions of our members.
We invite you to join us in fostering a vibrant, inclusive community that uplifts and empowers Black girls and women of color to not only realize their full potential but to lead with confidence and pride. Together, let us create a future where every Black girl and woman stands tall, unbound by limitations, and equipped to chart her own path to success.
When For Black Girls discusses “Black girls and Black women,” we include any cis, trans, gender-expansive, non-binary, and/or any girl or femme-identified person who identifies as Black, Indigenous, Latine, Asian, Arab, Pacific Islander, and/or other woman of Color.
