imani's
safehouse
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We believe in
FREEDOM THROUGH AUTONOMY.
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Mission Statement
Imani’s Safehouse aims to offer short-term and long-term housing solutions. We need to feel safe to heal. Our antiracist and abolitionist program initiatives support the African diaspora impacted by the justice system to move toward socio-economic and political autonomy.
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We believe in the strength of community to build strong support networks and to fight inequities in our local community. Whether you're a social media consultant, software engineer, grant writer, or a neighbor who can lend a helping hand, we value your time and talents to promote antiracism and providing a safe place for those in need.
Community
connect
Help families stay connected this holiday season. Incarcerated people and their families often have to pay $1/minute or more for a phone call. Why? Because prisons and jails profit by granting monopoly telephone contracts to the company that will charge families the most. Support us in our initiative to provide the means for families to stay connected.
Get involved and contribute to our funds to establish a community center.
Your donation can help grow our program to help Black youth whose parents are incarcerated to find support, love, and understanding.
Imani's safe house
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In loving memory of Imani:
Aviva Emuna bas Avroham
13 Av 5755- 4 Tamuz 5780
Imani Nyasia Fecu
August 9, 1995- June 25, 2020
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"My daughter passed away June 25, and we don't want anyone else to suffer the way she did..."
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-Jennifer Fecu, Imani's mother
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