CommunityBuild Ventures, LLC

Happy Birthday Bejanae Kareem! May thr next journey around the sun bring more adventures!

Memphis here we come!

We are in the house at Southern Unity For Racial Justice and Equity Summit!

We will deliver 3 sessions!

✅ For Us By Us: Helping Black Women SOAR in Workforce and Entrepreneurship

✅ Shfit the Power. Free the Money: Centering the Voice and Experience of Black People in Philanthropy

✅ Black Male Educators Talk () A new model for growing instructional leaders

S/O to our co-presenters and partners Dana Inman and Katrina Julien, MPA representing and respectively.

Celebrating the remarkable life and legacy of Ida B Wells-Barnett!

Ida B. Wells-Barnett was a brave journalist, activist, and researcher who fought against racism and violence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She used her powerful writing skills to show the world the struggles faced by Black people.

Born into slavery during the Civil War, Wells-Barnett's parents taught her the value of education. Despite facing challenges, she became a teacher and cared for her siblings after her parents died.

She didn't stop there! Wells-Barnett fought against unfair treatment on trains and investigated cases of lynching. Her writings brought attention to these injustices and inspired change.

On her birthday, let's honor Ida B. Wells-Barnett. In the comments below, please share your thoughts, stories, or anything that shows how her work continues to help and inspire Black people!

Happy birthday, Ida B. Wells-Barnett!

Generational trauma is a deep-rooted emotional burden passed down from one generation to another, and for Black people, this trauma dates back to the dark days of slavery and its aftermath. From Jim Crow laws to ongoing systemic racism, the impact of these experiences can still be felt today.

This trauma affects us on multiple levels, from mental and physical health to relationships and overall well-being. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and chronic illnesses can directly result from generational trauma.

But there is hope!

CommunityBuild Ventures is committed to helping Black individuals heal from these traumas through self-care and gratitude. By fostering a supportive environment, we aim to empower Black individuals to reclaim their rightful space and be seen and heard in all their brilliance.

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