Supporting Black Prisoners Through Cultural Growth and Collective Empowerment

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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

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Community Event Calendar

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

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Marcus J. Thompson

Program Participant, Black Prisoners’ Caucus

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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

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The programs have not only impacted my brother’s life but have strengthened our entire family’s bond.

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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

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Get Involved & Contact

Your involvement helps expand educational programs, improve community outreach, and strengthen family connections for incarcerated individuals.


How to support the Black Prisoners Caucus:


  • Contribute through donations
  • Volunteer your time
  • Form partnerships with the community


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


Email: bpccg-staff@blackprisonerscaucuscg.org

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