About

San Antonio’s history of racial inequality stems from community distrust in public entities and municipal departments, economic segregation, pay-wage disparities, gentrification, gerrymandered voting zones, and antiquated systems overseeing antiquated resource funnels.

Black Freedom Factory offers City departments and offices, community and industry leaders, and organizations to identify the effects of racial inequity, while outlining a path to cultivating equitable culture.

What is a Freedom 'Factory'?

Powered by community, we:

Provide grassroots activists groups access to mentorship in technology, marketing, and communications
Increase opportunities for grassroots activists groups to collaborate across PILLARS OF INFLUENCE
Create opportunities to train and support new community leaders
Optimize a dynamic tool used to triage donors, volunteers, and allies to established social justice organizations and nonprofits
Promote educational tools surrounding policy suggestions presented by grassroots groups
Serve as the conduit for community polling surrounding social justice reforms
Optimize data collection methods to include grassroots methods, as well as technology, news media, grade school curriculum, and collegiate interactions.
Curate and circulate opportunities to get involved in community organizing
Invest in partnerships with historically disadvantaged communities

Pillars of Influence

Anti-
Racism &
Anti-
Blackness

Public Health & Safety

LGBTQIA+ Relations & Resources

Non-Binary Inclusion

Homeless
ness & Housing

Education Equity

Food Deserts & Community Sustainability

Economic Development & Gentrification

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