The partnership between BRIC and Urban Land Conservancy is more than collaboration—it’s shared purpose. Together, they’re reimagining capital as a tool for equity, building lasting opportunities for Black communities in Colorado. From innovative loan funds to land stewardship, this work centers justice, resilience, and belonging.

At BRIC, we center Black joy as essential. Not a luxury. Not an afterthought. But a necessary ingredient in building strong, liberated communities.

This year’s Black Philanthropy Month theme, Sankofa Now! Remember. Reclaim. Rise, is more than a reflection; it is a rallying call. At a time when DEI initiatives are under attack and Black-led movements are being sidelined, we must remember our philanthropic roots built on collective care and community-driven investment.

Every year, as fireworks light up the sky and the nation celebrates its independence, I find myself reflecting on the words of Frederick Douglass, spoken on July 5, 1852: “What, to the American slave, is your Fourth of July? I answer: a day that reveals to him, more than all other days in the year, the gross injustice and cruelty to which he is the constant victim.”

Throughou history, Black women have broken barriers across all sectors, continuously shaping a future brimming with possibilities.

As we recognize the 60th anniversary of Malcolm X’s assassination during Black History Month, we affirm an undeniable truth— Black labor...

Black resilience fuels progress. Through unity, leadership, and investment, we build a future rooted in strength, history, and action.

Growing up, I learned how much discipline, strategy, and hard work go into not just winning games but protecting what matters most.

In times when fear and division are being stoked, we stand firm in our belief that resilience, unity, and justice will guide us forward.

As a Black man and legislator, I understand the importance of active political participation in our community.

Dr. Johnny Johnson is a distinguished Black OBGYN and prominent community leader known for his dedication to improving maternal health and a

Amidst the 2020 turmoil, on Juneteenth, a day to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States, the Black Resilience in Colorado...

In the world of ballet, where every movement tells a story of grace, discipline, and tradition, a narrative of resilience transcends...

BRIC Executive Director, LaDawn Sullivan, had the pleasure to speak with Denver7 about gifting $650K in grants to 49 Black-led and...

The organization has awarded over $3.5 million to nearly 230 nonprofits since 2020 DENVER, CO (June 14, 2023) – The Black Resilience in...

A diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce is vital to the success of any organization.

Here are ten books to better understand what it's like to be a BIPOC female in America today.

But in an instant and virtual world, where attention spans are short, it can be challenging to keep the level of focus ...

But in an instant and virtual world, where attention spans are short, it can be challenging to keep the level of focus needed to close persi