NEW BLACK WALL STREETS ACROSS AMERICA

LOVE BLACK PEOPLE ENOUGH TO BUILD FOR BLACK FUTURES.

A national builders’ movement advancing Black American economic restoration through ownership, education, business development, strong institutions, and measurable community wealth.

SHOP BLACK. BUILD BLACK. RESTORE THE WEALTH.

GET CONNECTED. CHOOSE YOUR PATH.

Choose your path below. Click Build a Home for Black Joy to join as a free community member—no fee, orientation, application, volunteering, or service required. Click Your Skill Is Part of the Blueprint to answer the call and choose a Wednesday orientation.

FROM LEGACY TO A MODERN BLACK FUTURE

An intergenerational Black American family standing together in a thriving neighborhood with businesses and a community learning center.

We are not starting from nothing. Our ancestors built businesses, schools, banks, churches, newspapers, neighborhoods, mutual-aid societies, and institutions. We honor that foundation by restoring ownership, strengthening today’s communities, and building sophisticated institutions for generations still to come.

HOW WE BUILD

One movement. Five connected pathways toward lasting Black community wealth.

OWNERSHIP

Grow Black-owned businesses, property, capital, and generational assets.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Turn knowledge, skills, and professional experience into community capacity.

INSTITUTION BUILDING

Strengthen the organizations, systems, and leadership our communities need.

COMMUNITY CONNECTION

Connect builders, businesses, families, and local opportunities across America.

ACCOUNTABILITY & MEASURABLE IMPACT

Build transparently, protect the mission, and measure what our work creates.

WHAT WE WILL MEASURE

Black-owned businesses strengthened; builders trained and connected; institutions launched or stabilized; dollars circulated locally; and progress reported openly to the community.

OUR ACCOUNTABILITY PROMISE

We will name goals, track outcomes, share progress, and adjust when results fall short—so the movement is measured by what it builds and sustains.

Black American builders, entrepreneurs, and professionals reviewing development plans together at an active urban construction site.