Woman to Woman

The Research on Black Wichita (ROBW) project is a collaborative initiative focused on uncovering and preserving the rich history of the Black community in Wichita, Kansas. Since its inception, the project has engaged students and community members in research, education, and events that emphasize the significance of local Black history. Under the direction of Galyn A. Vesey, PhD, ROBW has successfully launched undergraduate courses, curated valuable historical resources, and initiated a series of local foundation grants to facilitate its research efforts. By involving students from various institutions, ROBW aims to broaden awareness around the cultural contributions and experiences of Black Wichitans, illuminating narratives that have long been overlooked. Generated from the website

Community Operations Recovery Empowerment Inc. (CORE) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 2011, dedicated to fostering community engagement and leadership development in Wichita, Kansas. With a focus on civic engagement, community service, neighborhood revitalization, economic development, and mentoring, CORE aims to empower residents through various programs and initiatives. Annually, CORE hosts the official Juneteenth ICT Celebration, highlighting its commitment to positive community transformation. Operated entirely by volunteers, the organization invites community members to join in its mission to strengthen and uplift the local area. Generated from the website