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The Be Free Project Authenticity. Support. Understanding. Outreach.

01/02/2026

Happy New Year 🎆🎊🎈

We’ve been a bit quiet lately, but we’re still hard at work! One of our most recent efforts was a clothing drive to supp...
05/23/2025

We’ve been a bit quiet lately, but we’re still hard at work! One of our most recent efforts was a clothing drive to support a local church right here in Alabama. Thanks to everyone’s generosity , we collected over 5 30-gallon bags full of clothing for women and young girls.

This event is a reflection of our Hands in Action initiative, which focuses on serving the community through events like food drives, menstrual supply donations, school supply giveaways, and more. Our goal is to meet real needs while encouraging others to get involved and give back.

We love our community. It’s the backbone of everything we do. Your support, kindness, and willingness to help are what keep this mission alive.

Thank you for being part of something bigger. Let’s keep showing up, lifting each other up, and putting our hands in action. More updates coming soon!




Today, Nneka led an engaging discussion with a group of Girls Inc. participants, ranging from 8th to 12th grade, on the ...
02/16/2025

Today, Nneka led an engaging discussion with a group of Girls Inc. participants, ranging from 8th to 12th grade, on the importance of healthy relationships. What a meaningful way to celebrate this season of love! 🩷❤️

Black history is a tapestry of resilience, innovation, and courage. It’s filled with stories of individuals who defied t...
02/01/2025

Black history is a tapestry of resilience, innovation, and courage. It’s filled with stories of individuals who defied the odds, broke barriers, and paved the way for future generations. These are not just moments of the past; they are reminders of the power of unity and perseverance. Let’s honor some lesser-known milestones that highlight the richness of Black history:

• Claudette Colvin’s Courage (1955): At just 15 years old, Claudette Colvin refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama, months before Rosa Parks took a similar stand.
• Bessie Coleman’s Flight (1921): Bessie Coleman became the first African American woman to earn a pilot’s license, training in France after being denied entry into U.S. flight schools.
• The Green Book (1936): Created by Victor Hugo Green, this travel guide ensured Black travelers could navigate the U.S. safely by listing establishments that welcomed them during segregation.
• Birmingham Children’s Crusade (1963): Hundreds of children and teens in Birmingham, Alabama, marched against segregation, facing arrests and violence to push for civil rights.
• Garrett Morgan’s Innovations: Garrett Morgan, an inventor and entrepreneur, created the modern traffic light and a safety hood that was the precursor to the gas mask, saving countless lives.

Black history is a source of inspiration, reminding us that every act of courage shapes a brighter, more equitable future. Let us continue to celebrate and build on this legacy.

Join Us for Our Community Winter Luncheon! ❄️ On January 4th, 2025 from 12 noon - 2pm , we’re hosting a soup and sock/gl...
12/09/2024

Join Us for Our Community Winter Luncheon! ❄️

On January 4th, 2025 from 12 noon - 2pm , we’re hosting a soup and sock/glove drive at Railroad Park to support those in need this winter. Your kindness matters—donate $10 or donate a pair of socks and gloves to help keep our community warm.

This aligns with our Hands in Action initiative, as we work to serve and uplift those most in need. Volunteers are always welcomed —come be part of something meaningful!

Together, we can make a difference.

Questions? Contact us at He.She.Black on Facebook!
Want to Volunteer ? Contact us or Contact Nneka

In addition to serving on the Junior Board, Nneka had the privilege of being a Career Life Coach for Hope Inspired Minis...
12/05/2024

In addition to serving on the Junior Board, Nneka had the privilege of being a Career Life Coach for Hope Inspired Ministries’ 2024.4 and 2024.5 classes! While she serves all students, she worked closely as a personal life coach for Kenya, Mary, and Jeanette.

As a Career Life Coach, Nneka helped students build job skills, prepare for interviews, set career goals, and navigate personal challenges. This role is deeply connected to our Hands in Action initiative, as it focuses on empowering individuals to overcome barriers and achieve independence through education, mentorship, and support.

We’re proud to be part of such meaningful work that uplifts and transforms lives in the Birmingham community!

Since August, Nneka has been a proud member of the Hope Inspired Ministries Junior Board and will soon step into an elec...
12/04/2024

Since August, Nneka has been a proud member of the Hope Inspired Ministries Junior Board and will soon step into an elected leadership role.

Hope Inspired Ministries transforms lives through job training, life skills education, and mentorship, focusing on underserved communities, including many Black individuals in Birmingham.

This aligns with our Hands in Action initiative, emphasizing service and empowerment to create lasting change. We’re excited to continue supporting this incredible mission!

Earlier this year, Nneka had the incredible opportunity to speak at Miles College about healthy and unhealthy relationsh...
12/03/2024

Earlier this year, Nneka had the incredible opportunity to speak at Miles College about healthy and unhealthy relationships on college campuses. Together, we engaged in a powerful conversation aimed at bridging the gaps between administration and students to create safer, more supportive environments.

This discussion allowed Nneka to shed light on the students’ perspective while helping brainstorm actionable initiatives that Miles College can implement to keep students both safe and accountable.

Opportunities like this are at the heart of our Be Free initiative—creating spaces for honest dialogue, understanding, and collaboration to foster positive change. We’re grateful to be part of this journey!

Service is at the core of what we do. Over the past three semesters, Nneka has continued to serve the Samford community ...
12/03/2024

Service is at the core of what we do. Over the past three semesters, Nneka has continued to serve the Samford community as an alum by teaching students how to bridge gaps in our community. This aligns perfectly with our Be Free initiative, focusing on education, understanding, and creating safe spaces.

In this class, she teaches effective communication skills, explores trauma, attachment styles, and personality types, helping students better understand themselves and each other. By fostering a space where curiosity is valued and questions are welcomed, she’s helping bridge gaps in the community and encouraging growth through understanding.

This work is a reminder of the power of education and connection in creating lasting change.

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