Endorsements

Celebrating the support from our community leaders and partners

Endorsements

Celebrating the support from our community leaders and partners

Endorsements

Celebrating the support from our community leaders and partners

Americans 4 Equality has garnered enthusiastic support from elected officials and community leaders. Their endorsements highlight the program’s impact and importance in providing career pathways, counseling, and digital literacy for diverse communities.

Voices of Support

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I commend the program’s leadership in providing career pathways, counseling, and digital literacy for diverse communities, highlighting its impact on the Federal Way School District."

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This initiative has the potential to equip Black individuals with the skills needed for the tech industry, addressing historical economic disparities.

Dominique Davis, CEO of Community Passageways

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I support the initiative’s holistic approach to Black digital empowerment, aiming to overcome racial barriers and improve quality of life.

Carolyn Riley-Payne, President of the Seattle King County NAACP

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This initiative will significantly benefit community-building and skill development.

LaNesha DeBardelaben, President & CEO of the Northwest African American Museum

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The MLKGEI strongly supports our underrepresented communities of color where through this request we are able to support BIPOC communities through digital learning to provide greater equality for all. As a manager in Technology, this field is vastly underrepresented and empowering African Descendants to pursue these fields by providing resources is one I completely stand behind.

Shaude' L. Moore, BSHS, MBA, MLK Gandhi Community Advisor, Seattle MLK Organizing Coalition, McKinney President, and Center for Community and Economic Development CEO.

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The MLKGEI strongly supports our underrepresented communities of color where through this request we are able to support BIPOC communities through digital learning to provide greater equality for all. As a manager in Technology, this field is vastly underrepresented and empowering African Descendents to pursue these fields by providing resources is one I completely stand behind.

Shaude' L. Moore, BSHS, MBA, MLK Gandhi Community Advisor, Seattle MLK Organizing Coalition, McKinney President, and Center for Community and Economic Development CEO.

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