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Imani House, Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Brooklyn, NY, dedicated to providing youth and family support services, with a focus on assisting low-income and immigrant families. Offering programs such as the P.S. 282 after-school program, adult literacy, and ESOL programming, Imani House also extends its reach internationally with initiatives in Liberia. Generated from their available business information

Common Justice Inc, based in Brooklyn, NY, is dedicated to transforming responses to violence through innovative solutions that prioritize the needs of those harmed while fostering racial equity, all without relying on incarceration. Their approach is built upon principles of survivor-centered accountability, safety, and equity, recognizing that meaningful community safety stems from these values rather than punitive measures. In addition to advocating for fair access to victim compensation, Common Justice engages in community partnerships, training, and civic engagement to reshape the narrative around violence. By placing survivors at the center of the conversation, they aim to create pragmatic and effective strategies that genuinely address the root causes of violence in society. Generated from the website

Fist and Heel Performance Group, Inc. is a Brooklyn-based dance company founded in 1989 by Reggie Wilson. With a mission to explore the intersections of culture and movement practices, the company creates, researches, develops, and presents new performance work that draws from the spiritual and mundane traditions of Africa and its Diaspora. Their choreography, ranging from strict dance pieces to inclusive performance art, challenges textbook definitions of black dance and showcases the potential of the body as a means for knowing. Having performed at renowned venues such as Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Festival Kaay Fecc in Senegal, Fist and Heel Performance Group strives for authenticity and respect in realizing Reggie Wilson's creative vision. Their works, supported by major foundations and corporations, display rigor, structure, and craft in a postmodern dance vernacular, expanding the boundaries of traditional dance and incorporating vocalizations, text, and other media.Generated from the website