Supporting Black Prisoners Through Cultural Growth and Collective Empowerment

Mission and Core Values
Mission:
Dedicated to building positive communities inside and outside of prison, empowering individuals through mentorship and advocacy, and addressing systemic issues fuel incarceration.
Core Values:
Solidarity: Standing together in struggle and strength.
Liberation: Working toward freedom of mind, body, and community.
Education: Creating opportunities for personal and collective growth.
Programs and Initiatives
BPC Today:
Operates seven active chapters across Washington State Department of Corrections facilities with over 50 years of leadership.
TEACH:
(Taking Education And Creating History)
A liberatory education program providing culturally relevant, community-driven learning focused on critical thinking and leadership.
Reintegration Pilot:
In collaboration with the Seattle Housing Authority, BPCCG operates a pilot program for liberated individuals, assisting with employment navigation and supportive services.
Impact on Families and Communities
Our initiatives strengthen family bonds and empower communities by addressing systemic challenges faced by incarcerated individuals and their loved ones.
78%
of participants report improved family communication after joining our programs
65%
reduction in recidivism rates among program graduates within two years
1200+
family members engaged through community outreach and support services
85%
of participants develop leadership skills that contribute to community initiatives
40
community workshops held annually to promote cultural awareness and healing
95%
of surveyed families express greater stability and support after involvement with our programs

Marcus J. Thompson
Program Participant, Black Prisoners’ Caucus
The support and education I received helped me rebuild trust with my family and find purpose beyond confinement.
Angela R. Davis
Family Member and Advocate

The programs have not only impacted my brother’s life but have strengthened our entire family’s bond.
Being part of this community gave me the tools to address systemic issues and advocate for change inside and outside prison walls.
Darnell K. Williams
Former Participant and Community Organizer

Get Involved & Contact
Support the Black Prisoners’ Caucus by contributing through donations, volunteering your time, or forming partnerships. Your involvement helps expand educational programs, improve community outreach, and strengthen family connections for incarcerated individuals.
Opportunities:
- Community Meetings
- Volunteering
- Mentoring
- Court Advocacy.
Phone: (253) 283-6743
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