Project For Change

Project for Change is a local, nonprofit, non-partisan change group, formed on building awareness, creating social opportunities, and enriching the quality of life for BIPOC and other marginalised communities through policy, accountability, and action.

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06/07/2026

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I've been playing with the idea of offering nail training for quite some time now. When I graduated from nail school, I remember feeling completely lost and lacking confidence in myself and my skills. I reached out for guidance and mentorship within the salon environment, but unfortunately, the support I was hoping for was never there.

That experience has stayed with me throughout my career. It's one of the biggest reasons I feel so passionate about teaching today. I don't just want to teach nail techniques—I want to help build confident, capable nail techs who believe in themselves and their abilities.

My goal is to create the kind of support system I wish I had when I was starting out. I want my students to know that they're not alone in their journey. When they have questions, face challenges, or need encouragement, they'll have a mentor they can turn to.

This industry can be overwhelming when you're first starting, but with the right guidance, support, and confidence, success becomes so much more attainable. Helping the next generation of nail techs grow, thrive, and step into their careers with confidence is something that truly excites me.

04/04/2026

Application deadline extended!

Now until April 10th we will be accepting applications for our in-person Environmental Justice Fellow program. Use the link bit.ly/4v7dNaL to access the application.

Thankful for everyone who attended the 3rd annual 👸🏾 Women’s History Month Paint Party on Saturday. 🎨 It was lovely to h...
03/29/2026

Thankful for everyone who attended the 3rd annual 👸🏾 Women’s History Month Paint Party on Saturday. 🎨 It was lovely to hear about the important women in folx life, to listen to guest speaker Victoria, to have tasty food, and to paint communally!

🗣️ Shout out to the nearly 30 attedees who came to celebrate JOY, to Peacemaker Resources, HUUF, Harmony Co-Op, the Northwest Minnesota Foundation, and all Project for Change members. ❤️

We are looking forward to seeing folx at the women’s hx month paint party today!!❤️ Who are your women role models? 👸🏾
03/28/2026

We are looking forward to seeing folx at the women’s hx month paint party today!!

❤️ Who are your women role models? 👸🏾

03/19/2026

In the summer of 1860, Eliza Winston made history as the first enslaved person to fight for her freedom in court in the state of Minnesota. But Eliza herself is noticeably absent from the story. She left behind almost no paper trail.

In the latest episode of Minnesota Unraveled, host Dr. Chantel Rodríguez and her guests search for answers – who was Eliza Winston? Why was she in Minnesota, and what did her fight for freedom look like? Chantel is joined by poet Mary Moore Easter, author and professor Dr. Christopher Lehman, and Minneapolis public school teacher Jason Benjamin.

Listen to the episode now: https://mnhs.info/4lERqFd

☑️Yes ma’am! ❤️
03/19/2026

☑️Yes ma’am! ❤️

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