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At BlackStar Books & Caffe' we are culture bearers, curators and independent business owners. We live for art and community! We feed your mind, body and soul! Only the freshest creators have graced our stages and we are proud to be your home for soul, rnb, hip hop, and all art grooves in between.

Blacks In Green (BIG™) serves as a bridge and catalyst among communities and their stakeholders in the design and development of green, self-sustaining, mixed-income, walkable-villages in communities owned and populated by African Americans. In these places, every household can walk-to-work, walk-to-shop, walk-to-learn, walk-to-play, and neighbor dollars circulate to reduce greenhouse gases.

A list of Black-owned restaurants for North East Ohio.

BYTA supports the continuing educational and professional development of black yoga teachers. OUR OBJECTIVES Elevate our presence and voices in the world. Provide a business and social network with black yoga teachers throughout the U.S. and abroad. Serve as a catalyst to connect black yoga teachers with opportunities to train, teach and travel. Increase the diversity of those who teach and practice yoga.

Black Yield Institute believes that the fundamental problem of the local food system is racism/white supremacy, as proven by empirical evidence in the illustration of context. Limited access to healthy, nutrient-rich foods, premature death/lower life expectancy, morbidity and co-morbidity, and lack of land tenure are all functions of the root problem. Transformation in Baltimore’s food system must be led by Black people by engaging in the praxis of collective self-determination. We firmly assert that consistent, strategic, and collective action is necessary, in order to secure political, economic, cultural, spiritual and social capital.

Black Women for Wellness started as a group of women who – concerned with the health and well-being of black babies – teamed up with the Birthing Project to implement the Shangazi Program. This grass roots program matched pregnant women to mentors who coached parents from pregnancy until the child was at least one year old.

BWEIW's goals are to focus on the mental health wellness of Black Women. We want to be the gateway to provide information about the resources needed for Black Women on their journey to heal with the mental health issues which impact them on a daily basis. Black Women Empowered in Wichita is a coalition of women from different backgrounds who have come together to put on an event for the complete healing of Black women in the City of Wichita, KS. We believe this is the time for Black women to seriously discuss the issues which impact them on a daily basis. Issues such as: Their spiritual journey and mental and physical healing will be discussed at planned quarterly events. We believe Black women have ignored these issues because they have been too busy taking care of others. Black Women Empowered in Wichita vision is to have better outcomes of communication between women and our families; to be better mothers and better stewards in our communities.

The Black Vegetarian Society of Maryland’s (BVSMD) mission is to educate the public, particularly African American and Latinx communities, on the benefits of a plant-based (pure vegetarian) diet with a focus on building community around healthy, accessible, and sustainable food and a focus on lifestyle choices. We are a 24/7 online resource center with referrals and health & wellness coaches. We have special events, webinars, cooking demos and wellness classes.

The mission of the Black United Fund of Oregon is to assist in the social and economic development of Oregon's underserved communities and to contribute to a broader understanding of ethnic and culturally diverse groups. In 1983, leaders in North and Northeast Portland, Oregon noticed that many philanthropic organizations were providing minimal support to communities of color. To combat this inequality those same leaders started the Black United Fund of Oregon to channel charitable funds to low-income areas. For more than 35 years, The Black United Fund of Oregon (BUF) has been committed to providing financial support and life-changing programs for underserved communities and BIPOC communities in Oregon. Our ultimate goal is to increase opportunities for youth, encourage philanthropic activity in our state, and to put funds in the hands of BIPOC-led and -serving organizations that provide vital resources for underserved communities.