A Community Bridging Generations Through Shared Wisdom, Connection and Inspiration

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Serving Teens & Youth

We create legacy by facilitating experiences that honor the elders’ wisdom and share knowledge with future generations through shareable quotes, coaching, workshops and more.

Our mission is to transform the way Black, Indigenous teens and youth of Color (BIPOC) are cared for by the community by providing tools and resources to heal, guidance to navigate the inner journey, and support to discover who they are in the world.

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Quotes from our Elders

Accepting who you

“Accepting who you are places you on the road to uncovering your potential.”

Aunt Cheryl J. Ward
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On Potential

The key to unlocking potential begins with your yes that the potential is within you.

Aunt Doreene Hamilton
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On your way

“On your way to your dream, you may get lost and find a better one, but you have to be willing to go after the dream.”

Aunt Doreene Hamilton
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When you are telling

“When you are telling yourself you feel invisible, that is the universe telling you… you are not seeing you. “

Uncle Ronald Blair
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In life nothing

“In life, nothing takes place but evolution. Everything that is before you is giving you the opportunity to evolve.”

Uncle Ronald Blair
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What you suppress

“What you suppress is expressing in another form, some attitude or some mood.”

Aunt Cheryl J. Ward
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The key to unlocking

“The key to unlocking your potential is knowing who you are. It is the truth of oneself. “

Uncle Ronald Blair
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Every seed needs

“Every seed needs the darkness to germinate. Nothing is wasted.”

Aunt Cheryl J. Ward
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On Potential & Love

“Your potential is an attribute of Love seeking to emerge when you just remember the truth of your being.”

Uncle Ronald Blair
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We only live out

“We only live out our perceptions of life and perceptions can be changed.”

Uncle Ronald Blair
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