Our Mission
The National Urban Association for Unity and Awareness (NUAUA) is dedicated to empowering the African American community through education and unity. We aim to address historical and systemic inequalities by raising awareness and providing essential resources to foster positive change.
Our Vision
We envision a future where African Americans and their allies are informed, united, and inspired to overcome negative perceptions and behaviors. Through collective action and education, we strive to build a community rooted in pride, self-esteem, and positive transformation.
What We Do
— Annual Unity Summit
Host a yearly event bringing together individuals, organizations, and allies to educate, form strategic alliances, and build a unified network.
— Educational Programs
Offer courses on history, computer literacy, property ownership, credit repair, and entrepreneurship, available both in-person and online.
— Resource Linkage
Connect the community with pre-existing resources and non-profit organizations dedicated to uplifting African Americans in inner-city areas.
— Awareness
Campaigns
Conduct campaigns to redefine negative terms and labels, fostering a positive identity and self-esteem within the African American community.
— Substance Abuse and Violence Intervention
Provide programs addressing drug and violence intervention, offering alternatives and support for those affected.
— National School Funding Drive
Launch a national campaign to pool resources and fund inner-city schools, aiming to improve educational opportunities and outcomes.
The Willy lynch blueprint
I’m going to share with you a portion of a letter that was written long ago in the 1700’s. It is taken from a blueprint called let’s make a slave. It is very hard to believe that there was an actual completely premeditated and thought-out plan to control African American Citizens forever. This plan was put into action during the heart of slavery.
I’m going to share with you a portion of a letter that was written long ago in the 1700’s. It is taken from a blueprint called let’s make a slave. It is very hard to believe that there was an actual completely premeditated and thought-out plan to control African American Citizens forever. This plan was put into action during the heart of slavery.