Cultural identity
Learn African and African-American history, challenge inherited narratives and build pride rooted in truth.
We connect activists, artists, athletes, educators, entrepreneurs, entertainers and healers to strengthen Black identity, build Black-owned enterprise and turn shared ideas into collective power.

A safe, ambitious space where Black people connect, learn, heal and build.
O.M.A Black National Committee is a collective of Black community builders creating the conditions for personal growth, cultural knowledge, entrepreneurship and generational wealth.
We believe community building is more than visibility. It is the exchange of ideas, resources, opportunity and care. Our work brings diverse leaders together to turn individual strength into economic equality and lasting community power.
Partner with O.M.AEvery O.M.A initiative advances one or more of the four conditions our communities need to thrive.
Learn African and African-American history, challenge inherited narratives and build pride rooted in truth.
Equip Black founders with funding knowledge, business development, visibility and a network that buys Black.
Create spaces for spiritual health, emotional support, mentorship, education and intergenerational connection.
Study the policies shaping Black life, organize around solutions and move ideas toward accountable action.

Request a facilitated workshop, support circle, Black history experience, funding class or entrepreneurship session for your school, church, organization or community.
Request a programLearn to research opportunities, shape a fundable program, write a letter of intent and build a compelling proposal.
Request a class →A collaborative support space for founders to share resources, sharpen strategy and create partnership opportunities.
Join the circle →From Mali and Songhai to the Harlem Renaissance and Black Arts Movement—history that helps our children know who they are.
Bring the workshop →A restorative space for Black women to pray, reflect, laugh, connect and tend to their spiritual and emotional health.
Get updates →Mentorship for emerging entrepreneurs and young leaders ready to move from vision to a sustainable plan.
Apply for mentorship →Encouraging, learner-centered support that identifies how a child learns and helps them conquer challenges while celebrating their talents.
Ask about enrollment →Transparency, responsible body-camera policy, independent review and enforceable public accountability.
End mass incarceration’s generational harm and remove barriers for people returning home after serving their time.
Access to education, fair wages, business ownership, capital and opportunity without racial discrimination.
Quality physical and mental healthcare regardless of race, gender or ability to pay.
Protect the vote, restore civic participation and pursue repair for generations of systemic harm.
Tell us how you want to participate. We will connect you with the right next step and current opportunities.
For individuals who want updates and access to public virtual gatherings.
For people who want to contribute skills, teach, mentor or grow a Black-owned venture.
For schools, churches, agencies, funders and organizations ready to bring O.M.A programming to their community.
O.M.A supports Black founders with grant readiness, business development, marketing guidance, mentorship and community visibility. We are building a stronger network where Black dollars circulate, Black ideas receive investment and Black-owned ventures can grow.
Tell us how you want to participate in O.M.A’s national virtual chapter.
For schools, churches, agencies, organizations and community groups seeking a workshop or facilitated experience.
Apply for business visibility, entrepreneurship support, grant readiness or Black Wall Street mentorship.
Start an institutional partnership, sponsor a program, support the mission financially or ask a question.