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Are you a new or long-time Black feminist leader or activist?

Do you believe Black feminisms gets us free? Are you looking for a community of Black people who are interested in liberation to learn and grow with? If so, our community of Black feminist leaders is the hub for you. Black Feminist Future (BFF) is a member-centered organization and our members help inform our work, campaigns and initiatives. At BFF, we’re centering leadership development, community care, and joy in order to build the political and social power that we need to win changes in our lives, community, and beyond.

—ASSATA SHAKUR

Benefits & Fees

As a member, you will get access to these benefits:

AS A MEMBER, YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO:

  • Reviewing and provide feedback around member centered content
  • Informing the direction of committees and work groups (Campaign Action, political education, consciousness building, community building/community care)
  • Weighing in on what trainings, curriculums, convenings, community building, hives, and campaigns/action should be prioritized
  • Co-design the annual member meeting
  • Serving as members on the governance bodies of BFF i.e. advisory boards and steering committees
  • Sharing our strategic plan and go into deep study about the components for clarity and understanding
  • Guiding the development of our political agenda
  • Creating a pipeline for members to become board members, staff, etc
  • Contributing to the growth and development of BFF and community of Black feminists

AS A MEMBER, YOU AGREE TO:

Training and Skill Building

We equip our members with necessary organizing and leadership tools, analysis, skills, training, and a community of Black feminists to take action in their daily lives, local communities, and on the national level. Black Feminist Future curates liberation-centered materials and spaces exclusively for BFF members. These offerings help our members develop the necessary skills, analysis, and practice to imagine Black feminist solutions and set Black feminist agendas.

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