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Our Mission

image1The BLK ProjeK seeks to create economic development opportunities that address food justice, environmental justice and public and mental health. These opportunities empower underserved women of color by creating businesses that are facilitated by small food busines creation, urban agriculture, political education, beautification of community spaces and holistic health programming. By creating wealth and equal access to these enriching experiences for under-served women of color, we strengthen and empower our entire society.

Recent News!

It's about to go down! The Dopest Earth Day Party. Period! Join us, Green For All, Coretta Ryan PR and DJ Cavem for the best Post-Green Festival NYC party. It's happening at The Brecht Forum Sunday, April 22nd 7PM -12AM. Get your tickets now! Pay what you can. It's affordable too. Yea we're the gift that keeps on giving.

Before you get your party on with us, please join The BLK ProjeK at Green Festival NYC. Awesome speakers, great demos and the BLK ProjeK's Tanya Fields will be on several panels and hosting a cooking demo: Fab Food on a Food Stamp Budget. Get your tickets now!

 

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Join us at the beautiful Museum of Motherhood as we celebrate this years holidays with hot cocoa, gift making and game playing! Tickets are $10 or whatever you can pay Children are free. It is reccommended that you buy tickets online as space is limited. We can't wait to see you!

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Join the BLK ProjeK and the Freedom Food Alliance as we raise money for the VROOM BusVROOM is a former school bus retrofitted to veggie-oil and is now available to groups and organizations for their journeys in pursuit of radical change. The bus is based in Wassaic, NY and serves the five boroughs, the Hudson Valley and Harlem Valley. By making the vehicle available to other members of the activist community, hope to assist organizations devoted to radical organizing and social change with specific transportation needs.