BetterBrave empowers you with the resources and tools necessary to navigate and address toxic workplaces.

BetterBrave is a nonprofit dedicated to tackling sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace by your side, and is bringing power back to the people.

It's time to LET GO and become the person you always intended to be. Understanding who you are today and the person you are becoming reveals a clear direction for your work, relationships, and the legacy that only YOU can create.

As an Authenticity Coach + Facilitator I guide caring leaders and gentle humans navigating uncertainty to find confidence in who they are and where they are heading.

As a coach who sees the beauty in people's complexity, I believe that when we take ownership of who we are, our efforts ripple into a better world. This all starts from within.

Beyond the Couch is a podcast exploring the intersection of Asian Pacific Islander South Asian American identity and mental health. Hosted by three therapists, Diana Liao, LMHC, Samantha Waldman, LMHC, and Christie Kim, LMHC, who got together in the hopes of demystifying therapy and uplifting stories from our community. Tune in every Wednesday as we unpack topics from burnout and boundaries to perfectionism and collective care with fellow therapists, experts, and community members. Bridges is a stigma-free hub for Asians, Pacific Islanders, and South Asian Americans (APISA) to discuss, navigate, and seek mental health care.

BFF is a new community for the crypto curious. Started by 100+ leaders across industries, BFF is an open-access community with a mission to help women and non-binary people get educated, connected, and empowered in web3.

We aim to create one of the largest decentralized brands on the Internet.

Black Girl Film School is a 501(c)3 non profit education foundation that offers quality face to face and online film production programs for females interested in pursuing a career path in TV and film. The goal of our 2020 program development is to introduce learners to non-acting career paths (above the line & below the line) and the skills it takes to work in these roles. Black Girl Film School is a collection of media experts, filmmakers, screenwriters, cinematographers, producers, directors, teachers, instructional designers, and below the line crew – all with one common goal of increasing the number of Black women working in the industry above and below the line. We work with Black women subject matter experts and use their experiences to shape how we design our programs, courses and teaching methodologies.

Since its foundation in 2015, Black Girl Gamers (BGG) has grown from a small Facebook group into a thriving collective of 8,000+ black women around the globe. All with a shared passion for gaming and a shared ambition to make impact on it.

Evolving from a like-minded group of friends to a community-powered business, BGG has become an influential agent of change throughout the gaming industry. Partnering with brands to change gaming from the inside out.

Across content, events, education, consulting, and talent, BGG partners with endemic and non-endemic brands throughout the gaming space (Google, Facebook, Netflix, etc.) and gaming communities to grow the influence, representation, equity and experience of black women in gaming.

Black Girls CODE is a global movement. Founded in 2011, the San Francisco based nonprofit introduces young girls of color, ages 6-17, to computer programming, electrical engineering, mobile app development, robotics and other STEM fields. In 2012 the nonprofit launched in 10 cities nationwide and expanded to South Africa. Voted as "2012 Most Innovative Nonprofit"​ by Bank of the West, the nonprofit continues to expand and empower hundreds of girls worldwide.

Blacknanimated is an organization that strives to help provide information and access to black creatives seeking careers in the animation industry. We work closely with animation studios and other advocacy groups to uplift those that are part of these marginalized community's and push for a more inclusive animation industry.

A thoughtful, inclusive, and vividly illustrated guide to help Black people—and all people of color—heal from racial trauma using vital tools from an expert in mindfulness, meditation, and breathwork.

It is your right to survive. It is your right to thrive. Mindfulness and breathwork will help you do just that. ···

Black Women in Technology is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to encouraging Black Women and other women of color to pursue technology as a career.

We provide support through networking for women interested in going into technology, focusing on career changers.