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Ujamaa Village 
Building and Developing
Green Africa Townships
for the Black Community​
Services of Ujamaa Village
Our intentions in assisting Black people in re-developing and building sustainable Black communities; is to cover some fundamental aspects of what that will take to make it a reality. This is a work in progress and a laboratory of sorts to create a template in which to use as a model for future developments.
Eco- Literacy
As we embrace the Ujamaa Village concept we must be educated about what is green, eco or sustainable. Through various media we will teach our community about how to "be" green.
Green Industries/Trades
Learning and mastering the current and emerging green trades/industries will be fundamental in becoming the key service providers for a growing concious consumer client base for green everything. Creating institutions to do this is primary.
Cultural Enrichment
Cultural restoration and regeneration are just as importatnt as restoring an ecosystem or a habitat. This idea is found in the concept of "Sankofa" which has to do with remembering our roots.This is the cultural stamp we will put on eco villages for Black community.
Ecomonic Empowerment
The Circulation of the Black dollar is very important in sustaining the Black community to give us a better quality of life and to also raise our collective standard of living. Through raising awareness about this and teaching financial literacy as it relates to the Black experiece; we can shift the flow of our disposable income and build a sustainable economy.
Urban Farming & Sustainable Agriculture
Our ability to feed ourselves is essential to our collective determination as a people. Re-learning about gardening, horticulture, botany, agronomy, and sustainable agriculture ; and within our heritage, will give us a strong base to build the "greenfrastructure" of Ujamaa Villages whereever we build them.
Various Lecture/Workshops