Our work takes three forms:
Each year, we recruit racial justice leaders from across the world to participate in our Fellowship Experience, a collective journey that sees changemakers deepen their leadership, grapple with the global complexities of race, and unlock their creativity for social change.
We publish narrative projects–including our literary magazine, Moya, and podcast, Race Beyond Borders–that engage expansive explorations of what it means to be Black in the world today and possibilities for liberation.
We develop innovation spaces that facilitate experimentation and accelerate transformative work among the thinkers and strategists creating our shared future.
AFRE’s work is informed by the history of racial justice solidarity between South Africa and the United States and by the Atlantic Philanthropies’ funding in both countries and further afield.
Our Vision
A world in which all have the means to flourish to their fullest potential.
Our Mission
To build the policies, institutions and narratives for a world beyond anti-Black racism and white supremacy.
Our Values
We bring our unique skills and talents to this work. Together, we act in concert to bring our many-ness into symphony.
We are carving out a path that will not always take on a recognisable form, and we trust the wisdom of our intuition and instincts to navigate the unknown.