Growing up in Selma, Alabama, I know first-hand how poverty can limit access to opportunities. My grandmother worked very hard, but we often lacked the resources to afford the extras. This has always stuck with me and I am grateful for people who sowed into me when we just didn’t have it. After participating in my first international trip to Mali, West Africa in 2000, I felt that exposure to other cultures and history shouldn’t be something that only those who could afford it should experience. Conceived on paper in 2009, it would take me a decade to bring the full vision of Destination Liberation to life.  I really want to make sure that black girls from communities like mine can see the world and through that travel learn more about themselves and how to help their communities.

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Mission

The mission of Destination Liberation is to educate, expose, and empower young black women through global learning experiences throughout the African Diaspora.

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Give to Destination Liberation and support our work. We are a 501c3 tax exempt organization.

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View our 2019 trip to Ghana, West Africa and find out more about us by visiting www.destinationliberation.org

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