About Transformative Changes

Transformative Changes is a Black-woman-owned social enterprise with a mission to defy the status quo in pursuit of justice and human liberation. Our work centers transformation of self, relationships, and community by tackling individual, interpersonal, institutional, and structural racism. We combine expertise in healing-centered engagement, cultural organizing, and social and systems change with intersectional approaches to center people as agents in the creation of their own well-being in the social justice movement space. 

Ubuntu is an African proverb that means a person is a person through other people. It means,"I am, because you are." At Transformative Changes, we believe community is one of the building blocks of society and center historically marginalized communities in our work to build power within and shift power to disenfranchised people.

We specialize in intersectionality to empower community leaders across a variety of industries to foster growth and societal progress. As a social enterprise, our partners are remarkably diverse, tackling public health, education, environmental justice, the creative economy, social emotional learning, trauma, and healing. Our work targets the individual, interpersonal, and systemic forms of racism through programs and services that center healing workers, culture workers, and ubuntu workers striving to ignite transformative change.