OUR VISION AND MISSION
The vision of We All Rise is to create and help restore a vibrant African American community. Through uplifting, skill building, and intentionally targeting root causes of systemic oppression, we actively promote the healing of all.
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The mission of We All Rise calls for the collective liberation of African Americans navigating at the margins of society.
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This holistic approach inspires a village mentality that includes the following supports:
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Victim Health Services
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Mental Health Service
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Skill building and Mentorship
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Housing
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Education Services
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Employment
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Transportation
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Family Support
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Community Connectedness
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Emotional Health
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Legal Assistance

OUR STORY
Our work started back in 2017 when our current Executive Director, Robin Tinnon, learned that less than 1% of our youth were enrolled in after school programming. She then began working to establish a safe and unapologetic space where our black youth could learn their history, increase their self advocacy, and become more positive participants in healthy relationships.
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While running her 28 week curriculum, she quickly learned that in order to fully support the youth, we need to support the family unit as a whole. We All Rise was born into existence shortly after. We secured our nonprofit status in 2018 and opened our brick and mortar resource center in 2019. After a full year of our resource center being open to the public we have served over 800 individuals and families.