Our Work

We aim to teach, inspire, and empower youth and young adults to use local, national, and international mechanisms of advocacy to advance their grass roots activism. 

We partner with organizations to host United Nations 101 workshops to build awareness and fluency of the work of the United Nations and its Agencies. 

We aim to engage youth and adults on the essence of what it means to be a global citizen and our collective potential to change the world through interactive workshops, intercultural and inter-generational dialogues, and interactive activities. Our approach is to effectively engage local communities in an inclusive and affirming way to bridge connections between the intersections of global and local human rights. 

We are proud to partner with Wayne County Community College District’s Diversity and Inclusion Program (WCCCD) and local NGOs (non-governmental organizations) to host an annual event in commemoration of the United Nations International Day of the Girl (October 11). International Day of the Girl is a day set by the United Nations to encourage its Member States, civil society, and global communities to celebrate the accomplishments of girls worldwide; and to raise awareness and advocacy efforts around the human rights issues girls face. 

Our new EMPOWER podcast is a space where we engage with community leaders, activists, and advocates working to fulfill the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals through an intersectional and gender equity lens. Tune in!

We work to build awareness of International Women's Day through community dialogue and our social media. We have also hosted Parallel Events at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. 

We work to build awareness within communities on the international human rights framework and mechanisms, particulalry treaties and conventions foucsed on the rights of women and children.