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Our amazing team of graduate students and part-time volunteers are committed to equity in research, technology, and science. We not only research uncomfortable realities, but we also source their solutions. We transform accountability into initiatives. If you, too, think outside the box? Get in touch, we'd love to hear from you!
Our History
Our History
Our History
In a basement, at 3am, three University of California, Berkeley students gathered to study and create space for the ostracized within a household of 62 people. There, they identified inequities facing Black and Brown communities in America. Today, we unveil exclusive bias through both qualitative and quantitative research.
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
Half or more say being poor, Muslim, black or Hispanic puts people at a disadvantage in our society.
Through research focusing on underserved communities in economic and public health, we can source equitable solutions in the tech industry.
What We care about
How did 7/7/2020 pan out?
Black Wall Street: The 1921 Race Riot That Destroyed Black Wall Street
Black Wall Street: The 1921 Race Riot That Destroyed Black Wall Street
Blackout Day 2020 is July 7th, 2020
"Black people alone account for an estimated 1.2 trillion dollars or more of spending in the economy annually. Together we have 3.9 trillion dollars in economic spending power.”
Black Wall Street: The 1921 Race Riot That Destroyed Black Wall Street
Black Wall Street: The 1921 Race Riot That Destroyed Black Wall Street
Black Wall Street: The 1921 Race Riot That Destroyed Black Wall Street
Tulsa, OK (1921)- This neighborhood is still recognized as one of the most prosperous African American towns to date. This affluent hard working community was bombed and burned to the ground by mobs of envious whites.
COVID-19: Racial Disparities in health care cure found.
Where is Accountability for the Third Largest Outbreak in the United States?
Where is Accountability for the Third Largest Outbreak in the United States?
These statistics are just an amplification of the ‘Slave Health Deficit’ which has been an aftermath of years of discrimination, unequal treatment and injustices in healthcare, criminal justice and employment.
"...the disease is not just biological but sociological."
Where is Accountability for the Third Largest Outbreak in the United States?
Where is Accountability for the Third Largest Outbreak in the United States?
Where is Accountability for the Third Largest Outbreak in the United States?
San Quentin, CA - In April, San Quentin had 0 cases of Covid-19. As of June, SQ had become the third-largest outbreak in the United States, affirming that the prison health-care delivery system violates the constitution’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment. In one month, 1,600 people — have tested positive. Six have died.