ADOS Identification, Advocacy and Healing Projects

The organization provides cutting edge supports for families which when scaled become national models for Black, low income and deprived communities.  The organization started Mommas Day Bail out of Black moms  of children in the foster system in 2015 to prevent the permanent adoption of  the children of Black moms simply because they did not have bail or someone willing to sign them out until court process.  They were now un-stabilized due to incarceration and could not  have custody of their children until they could show stability.  This program sparked the national Black Momma day bailout.   The 2021 goal is to provide advocacy, campaigns and programs to support American Accountability for harms done to the ancestors and the  American Descendants of Slaves fighting for economic, social, legislative and judicial equity  as they work to create the formal process of acknowledging their ties to their ancestors and who are acceptable speakers for their societal demands of acceptable forms of atonement.  Working with an on behalf of ADOS representatives to create a process to receive  reparate concessions and payments for harms, continued legislative policies and processes to bar just repair for harm done to them and their ancestors.