We're looking for passionate individuals to join our village: 🌟 Birth Justice Program Director (Applications close JULY 20) 🌟 Birth Justice Program Coordinator (Applications close JULY 20) 🌟 Finance and Operations Associate (Applications close JULY 31) Click the links below to learn more and apply. We're lit over here! 🤗💪🏾 Birth Justice Director: https://lnkd.in/gmpbg8Yt Birth Justice Coordinator: https://lnkd.in/gqcW2PvP Finance and Operations Associate: https://lnkd.in/gugRxbGS
I Be Black Girl
Non-profit Organizations
Omaha, Nebraska 2,332 followers
So Black women, femmes, and girls can live wholly.
About us
I Be Black Girl serves as a collective for Black women, femmes and girls to actualize their full potential to authentically be, through autonomy, abundance and liberation.
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www.ibeblackgirl.com
External link for I Be Black Girl
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Omaha, Nebraska
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2017
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Primary
Omaha, Nebraska, US
Employees at I Be Black Girl
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JaLisa Sanford
Finance and Operations Manager at I Be Black Girl
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Bryonna Ward
Business Catalyst Program Associate at I Be Black Girl
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Nezzie Hardges
Resource | Connector | Community Builder | Human Advocate
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Charmaine Box
IBBG- Birth Justice Program Associate - Doula Passage Program, Certified Full Spectrum Doula and Prenatal and Postnatal Fitness Coach
Updates
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YOUR VOTE MATTERS! 🗳️ At I Be Black Girl we are dedicated to ensuring that Black women girls and femmes can live wholly. As part of this mission we have launched our voter registration, education and turnout initiative, Beyond the Ballot ✊🏽♥️🤍💙 Focused on engaging new and returning voters in North Omaha, we are out in these streets this summer getting folks registered and educating about the importance and POWER in your vote! Wanna get in on this? Head to the link below now and stay tuned on our social channels for important updates, info and ways to get involved now through Election Day on November 5! https://lnkd.in/gQDhQzPD
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Abortion bans, anti-trans legislation, the further militarization of the state, and other acts of patriarchal violence are directly connected. Let us ask you this: how has access to (or lack thereof) reproductive health services impacted your life? Now, imagine a world where Black women, femmes, and girls have FULL control over their bodies. Let’s actualize that! We’re raising $1 million for Black Reproductive Justice (RJ) alongside Black Feminist Future because we know that RJ is central to Black liberation. Donate today here: https://lnkd.in/gS8ZSeyF
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RiRi said, "Pay me what you owe me!" and she's right! Today is #BlackWomensEqualPayDay In 2024, Black women are still only making 66 cents for every dollar a white man makes. It's BEEN time Black women get paid for our worth. Head to the link below to tell congress it's beyond time for equal pay in our country! https://p2a.co/liUq6uO
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📢 Exciting Opportunity: We're Reopening Applications! We are pleased to announce that due to the incredible interest in our Birth Justice Program positions, we are extending the application period for: ✨Birth Justice Program Coordinator ✨Birth Justice Program Director We're looking for passionate individuals committed to advocating for birth justice and creating lasting change in the lives of Black birthing folk. Both roles are Nebraska-based (you MUST live in Nebraska) with a hybrid work environment. New Application Deadline: July 20th, 2024 by 11:59 pm To apply, please visit the links below. Director: https://lnkd.in/gPmX3AHy Coordinator: https://lnkd.in/ggQQnjMG We look forward to welcoming new faces to our I Be Black Girl Village!
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Here's to breaking barriers and building futures together! Ada W. 🥳
Three years ago, I took a leap and moved to Omaha, NE. Within my first week, I met Ashlei Spivey- Arthur and immediately felt like I was home. I felt "seen" and affirmed as a Black woman. Ashlei and I Be Black Girl have continuously accepted me for who I am - authentically and unapologetically. But, this post isn't about me... It's about I Be Black Girl's land mark moment today with the opening of their Anarcha Center - a free standing building committed to being a space for joy and abundance for Black women, femmes and girls. It's a space where we can partner to tackle systemic barriers to healthcare access; address disparities in outcomes for Black birthing folks; and inspire a future where access to quality care in the birthing journey is the norm for everyone. While we have great work ahead, I'm honored to be a part of this process. Congratulations I Be Black Girl! #healthequity #community
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We still can't stop smiling!! Thank you, Anthony Ashby, FACHE, MBA for celebrating the Anarcha Center ribbon-cutting with us. ☺️
I am excited for Ashlei Spivey- Arthur and I Be Black Girl on the Grand Opening of their new Anarcha Center which is a safe haven that will host leadership development, entrepreneurial programs, and birth justice initiatives, addressing the needs of Black women, femmes, and girls. Today was just the beginning of an eventful weekend celebrating this new milestone. Register and learn more about each event here https://lnkd.in/gmeyvzZZ Fri, June 14: Yoga in the Courtyard | 5:30 PM Sun, June 16: Heart, Sole, & Roll Community Stroll! | 1 PM - 3 PM
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The Pioneers had an inspiring Tour and Panel Discussion at Children's Nebraska's Hospital Mammel Innovation Center and Heartland Workforce Solutions this month! At the Children's Hospital Mammel Innovation Center, we experienced the 3D Printing Lab which was amazing to see the potential of 3D printing in the medical field, from creating prosthetics to printing custom surgical models. We finished the morning session with a panel discussion about the incredible work happening at Children's Hospital and how technology is shaping the future of healthcare and health-oriented careers that are merging with cutting-edge technology! Thank you Ryan M. Cameron, Ed.D., CHCIO, CDH-E, and Matt Nielsen! In the afternoon, Heartland Workforce Solutions welcomed us with a tour and taught us about the connections they provide for job seekers, employers, and the community where they are strengthening Nebraska's workforce through workshops, resources, and collaboration. Thank you Erin Porterfield for having us! We finished the day off with a group discussion on I Be Black Girl's mission focusing on empowering women, girls, and femmes of color. Their work centers around reproductive justice, economic equity, and overall well-being. Thank you Bryonna Ward for leading this discussion! #ChildrensHospital #MammelInnovationCenter #HealthcareInnovation #STEM #WomenInSTEM #GirlPower
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Applications Closing Today! I Be Black Girl is looking for dedicated professionals to join our team. Here’s a glimpse into both roles: ✨Birth Justice Program Director✨ Manage our Birth Justice initiatives and partnerships. Expand access to quality, culturally relevant health services for Black women and Black people with the capacity for pregnancy. Shape the strategic direction of the Birth Justice program in collaboration with the Executive Director and more. ✨Birth Justice Program Coordinator✨ Implement key initiatives to advance our Birth Justice portfolio. Develop and maintain relationships with new and existing stakeholders to build and expand the maternal health ecosystem in Nebraska and more. If you’re committed to making a significant impact in the lives of Black women, femmes, and girls, visit https://lnkd.in/gfRxv6KM to learn more about each role and to apply. Again, applications close at 11:59pm TODAY, so don’t delay! ❤️ #ibeblackgirlteam #careeropportunity #birthjustice #hiring #nebraska
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On June 28, 1969, a pivotal and defining moment led by Marsha P. Johnson, a Black trans woman, ignited a revolution for LGBTQIA+ rights across the nation. Marsha fought at the forefront of what is now known as the Stonewall Riot, challenging police brutality, violent ignorance, and plain hatred. This #PrideMonth🌈, we continue to celebrate and honor Marsha’s life and legacy✨. At I Be Black Girl, we move forward with boldness inspired by the remarkable resilience of Marsha P. Johnson and all the Black trans women who continue to fight for equity and liberation. We demand a world where all Black women, femmes, and girls can live whole, abundant lives.