people, organizations, and resources connecting to transform our communities for good

RACIAL HEALING

Racial injustice is a verified reality in every aspect of American life. It's effect is seen in racially categorized social indicators.  These indicators of wealth, employment, education, home ownership, criminal justice, health and others are symptoms of a pathological system that hurts everyone.  It is not a passing common cold.

The pathology was sown into our culture by individuals who sought to establish a culture that would sustain the dehumanization of certain people for the purpose of exploitation.  These cultural drivers include the perversion of religion, the distortion of history, and science, and an assurance that those who conform to the ideal would experience privileges in society.  This ideal that some call "White Supremacy" has savaged our societies and people of all ethnicities.

At Hope United CDC, we are busily working to foster and support racial healing through increasing awareness, learning and action.

INCREASING FINANCIAL CAPABILITIES OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE TWIN CITIES

If you want to go to work and build a great career, Hope United and our partners are ready to help you right now!  Connections to Success exists for nothing but to help you become employed in great, family supportive jobs that lead to a career.  Working closely with Hennepin County, we connect with local schools training programs. and employers to match people who need each other.  Employers need great people and great people need great employers.  We help to make the connection and to make it last. 

in addition, working with great partners, we can help you navigate to increased financial capabilities through our membership in Northworks.  For information on Northworks or Connections for Success clik here.

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 bridge of reconciliation​

September 12th, 2019

11:45 am to 1:00 pm

3333 4th St. North

Minneapolis, MN 55412

AFRICAN AMERICAN mALE ALLIANCE

In their “One Minneapolis” community indicators report, the Minneapolis Foundation confirms that in the aggregate, the academic performances of students of color declines from grades 6 through high school.   Through our African American Male Alliance, we provide a constellation of services that support learning readiness. We connect mentors to students, rally community advocacy and assets in support of schools, and serve as a bridge for connecting people, congregations other organizations and resources to help students and families win.