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The Joy of Community
Find and create a place
where you can express yourself authentically Speak and be Heard Listen and Understand We are not alone We connect We read We write We encourage each other in community Vertical Divider
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Acknowledging
Tribal Land 
I acknowledge the traditional stewards of the lands whose ancestors have resided here since Time Immemorial. Many Indigenous people thrive in this place - alive and strong (a). I express gratitude to the Tongva, Kucamonga, and Gabrielino people past and present for loving and caring for this land that was stolen from them.
In response, I express my care for Native women and children by donating to the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center to help stop violence against Native women and their children. I also purpose to buy and read books by Native authors and as my knowledge increases on how to be a better ally I step up to honor those who have come before and those I stand beside. (a) Burke Museum Land Acknowledgement. |
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Get to know the Heartbeat
of Our Black Founders in the Inland Empire I am so grateful to be a part of The Bridges that Carried Us Over project and most importantly to have the archive of the stories of the lives of African-American visionaries, scholars, and trailblazers, icons in their own right, who paved the way for success by example!
They helped make San Bernardino an All-American City in 1977. Hearing their stories is a point of empowerment and it is a privilege to be able to honor them and their sacrifices and triumphs. The Bridges That Carried Us Over
Founder: Wilmer Amina Carter Panel Discussion Video |