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GWAV is a movement dedicated to reclaiming the power and potential of the New American Majority, “get woke and vote” is our electoral call to action. 

Together, we recruited, registered, and got our BIPOC communities ready to vote with historic voter turnout among communities of color. Led by our Civic Engagement programs, we inspired a movement for change through civic engagement and voter registration initiatives.

Through community dialogue and support, apply & join our Black African Leadership Roundtable - an engaging opportunity a part of our Unified Black African Descendants Initiative. Nominate yourself or local leader you know of and a representative of each community will be chosen to reflect the diversity of our collective nations.

Apply or nominate today through: https://bit.ly/UBAD_roundtable_apply or use the QR Code in the image!

Our Young Civic Scholars are devoted and passionate young organizers, committed to serving their community through civic engagement, youth outreach, and uplifting young voices in the movement.

By leading community discussions on a variety of relevant issues for high school and college Arizonan students, our civic scholars were not only creating the conversation, but leading it.

From hosting workshops on civic engagement, education, community resources, and government, together they supported their peers through open dialogue intended to positively impact their communities.

Educating and investing in the next generation of Black leaders is critical to the development and strengthening of Black communities.

By prioritizing leaders at YBOP, we created space for young, Black, and proud activists devoted to social and racial justice. Recognizing their voices and addressing the issues that matter most to them inspiring a new generation of young Black organizers, from Tucson to Phoenix, and across the state of Arizona.

For more in formation, please contact our Program Director, Shelby for more information and updates on upcoming Program Dates: shelby@azc4c.org

We believe in sustaining commitment to activism for the long-run, not just during election years. 

Through civic engagement 101 community workshops, we provide space to learn and become further educated on how each branch of government functions, how to be a dynamic organizer, and why it is critical we engage in our communities.

By educating and empowering members of our community with the knowledge and support they need, we hope to continue providing access to empower our historically underserved populations to recognize their civic power as new-found activists in Arizona.

Our AZC4C team is committed to serving, advocating, and providing resources to our Black and brown communities whenever possible.

For members of our state that identify as Black or Latinx and were presented with the unprecedented financial challenges due to the ongoing pandemic of COVID-19, we created a relief fund to support those most in need. 

We sought to provide assistance and alleviate the challenges our BIPOC communities faced during this public health crisis.