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Cultivate continues to grieve with our Minnesota c

Cultivate continues to grieve with our Minnesota community over the unjust deaths of men and women of the BIPOC community. ⁠
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We stand alongside our brothers and sisters who are fighting for justice. We stand with those who demand justice for the countless lives of black, indigenous and people of color taken by broken people and systems of racism and injustice.⁠
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We denounce acts of injustice, bigotry, racism and hatred by our local and national governments. We plead for those who are hurting, scared and continue to experience racial trauma. We believe a better world is possible. We believe people are good and capable of amazing, beautiful things.⁠
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Take time to grieve and lament over the loss of life. ⁠
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#CultivateChange #justice #BLM

Did you know there are so many ways you can suppor

Did you know there are so many ways you can support and be involved with Cultivate that go beyond financial support?⁠
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By signing up for our newsletter, you can hear about opportunities to volunteer, network, intern, learn about issues that matter to us, and stay up-to-date on what's happening within Cultivate. Visit our website link in our bio to have these opportunities delivered to your inbox!

Grieving today the loss of another black man. #Dau

Grieving today the loss of another black man. #DaunteWright, at the hands of the police's abuse of power. It reminds us of #paulofreire's teachings on fighting against #oppression. Here is a summary of what we have shared in our #communitydevelopment course on activism.

"True liberation, true social change, will always be political. If you feel in yourself a hesitancy to doing this kind of work, take the time to explore why. Why are you OK with giving the poor a handout, providing them services that alleviate their suffering, but are unwilling to step into the political realm of fighting injustice? What are you afraid that you will lose? Your reputation? Your good standing in society? These are big questions that cannot be easily answered. But please, take the time to really think through this. Generosity is good, it does save lives, but it does not permanently change systems and societies. If you're really in this work in order to make things better for your community, it is going to be political. Even if you don't label it like that. Fighting oppression and injustice is always political. Are you willing to step into it fully?"

These images also highlight Freire's explanation of the process of conscientization. I know that the hurting and oppressed of the Twin Cities have done this extremely hard work of investigation, dialogue, collaboration and action. For those of us not on the front lines, what will we do now?

$450 provides a trainee with basic necessities for

$450 provides a trainee with basic necessities for one month. Your generous support will allow community leaders to continue focusing on giving back to their own communities. ⁠
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Will you help us #CultivateHope in their lives? Link to donate is in our bio!

Elaine, our founder, started Cultivate in 2016 in

Elaine, our founder, started Cultivate in 2016 in order to empower leaders everywhere, and we are excited to see more and more women in our organization, utilizing our training program, and leading other nonprofits and companies! ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to find out more about some of the women (and men!) behind Cultivate!⁠
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What's your favorite woman led organization or company? Share below!⁠
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#empoweringwomen #bethechange #changemakers

You can make a difference in our trainee's lives b

You can make a difference in our trainee's lives by donating today. Our COVID grant fundraiser is hoping to alleviate any stress or hardships our trainee's are facing.⁠
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Just $50 can provide a month of education fees for our trainees and their dependents.⁠
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Would you be willing to #CultivateChange today? Link in bio.

As the leader of Fight Against Aids Guinea, Johnso

As the leader of Fight Against Aids Guinea, Johnson has been working hard to develop ways to assist his community in health situations they are facing. Every day, many members of his community are having difficulty paying their hospital bills. Johnson is finding ways to procure materials and equipment to establish a hospital.⁠
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Recently, when a woman named Aminata was hit by a taxi driver and left unconscious on the road, a community member who once received assistance from Fight Against Aids Guinea, called Johnson. He was able to send some of his staff to help Aminata contact her family members and help her receive the care she needed. ⁠
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This is just one of the ways our Cultivate Trainees are impacting the lives of those in their communities!⁠
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#WorldHealth #EmergingLeaders #nonprofitorg #bethechange

World Health Day celebrates the founding of the Wo

World Health Day celebrates the founding of the World Health Organization. This year, they are focused on building a fairer, healthier world for everyone. ⁠
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At Cultivate, we believe in equity for all people which includes health equity. Visit the link in our bio for more information on World Health Day!⁠
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#WorldHealthDay #globalhealth

The world needs capable leaders to take on importa

The world needs capable leaders to take on important initiatives such as equity, human rights, community empowerment, and local sustainability.⁠
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At Cultivate, we recognize that each one of us has the potential to create positive impact. ⁠
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You can support our local leaders by getting involved with Cultivate- link in bio!⁠
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#CultivateChange #BeTheChange #nonprofitorg

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