Our Founders are committed, lifelong revolutionaries from various ideologies & walks of life. However, we all agree on one thing, we must center our cultural strengths and heal our cultural trauma by building eco-cultural infrastructure. As millions filled the streets in 2020 to acknowledge police brutality and the merciless public killing of George Floyd, we rushed to answer the call of the people, holding space for those just now finding themselves among an age old movement for Black Liberation.  Speech after speech, song after song, night after night, time passed and the people simply would not absorb our lived experience through our messaging. We know actions speak louder than words, this series of events made Portland the official epicenter of a global call for justice and racial equity. There was so much presence, platforms opened, non-profits formed and money raised just in Portland, Oregon let alone globally... at the end of the day, we're in the same boat with nothing to show but 1 poor excuse for justice, overdue and bittersweet. After filtering out the clout chasing, opportunist capitalism and tokenization, we found our common ground, a path we we're all committed to; 

total abolition of systemic inequality through culturally centered infrastructure.