Rebuilding the Community from within the Community
Click on link to hear radio interview:
https://www.kalw.org/post/facing-death-penalty-agnostic-starts-pray#stream/0
In Souls of Black Folks W.E.B. Du Bois tells of the story of John Jones, a happy-go-lucky Negro from the small town of Altamaha, Georgia. John is a free spirit who’s always laughing, smiling, and singing. He’s loud and boisterous. Unfortunately, John is not very...
Controlling the narrative as to who the incarcerated are and their potential is a critical to defining how society perceives and interacts with the incarcerated and how they themselves see themselves. They are not the worse decision of their lives.
Volunteer Highlight By Taos Washington Since joining the United Black Family Scholarship Foundation (UBFSF) in August 2023, I have progressed through several roles, each enhancing my ability to drive meaningful change within underserved communities. Beginning as the...
Wanted: Quality volunteer writers and reporters for our newsletter, blog and FlowPaper page.
How often do we want you to write? That depends on which media platform you choose to write for:
• Blog once a week (500 to 2500 words – with pics, charts, and videos)
• Newsletter 1-3 articles quarterly (500 to 2500 words – with pics, charts, and videos)
• FlowPaper, once a month
Blog Topics:
• African American Community related health, culture and economic issues.
• Prison
• Education
• New trends
• Technology
• Social life
• Criminal Justice System
• Our staff and volunteers
• Grant opportunities
• And any information that may assist to help nonprofit leaders.
We are looking for people to write? Yes, yes, yes….
Contact us today to learn more. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
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