Summary
Organization name
The Miami Center for Racial Justice Inc
Tax id (EIN)
85-3202930
Address
937 NW 3rd AveMiami, FL 33136
The Miami Center for Racial Justice (miamicenterforracialjustice.org) is devoted to advancing racial education and preserving Florida’s often-overlooked Black history. Founded in 2020 in response to the George Floyd tragedy, our mission is to empower young Floridians to engage with the stories and truths long silenced.
Through our “Teach the Truth” tours, we take high school and college students to pivotal sites of racial violence, encouraging them to confront history and spark change. Preservation is key to our work; we protect sites and artifacts of African-American history, ensuring they remain accessible and revered. On dunnhistory.com, we document these histories, bringing untold stories to life.
We are also at the forefront of the fight against book bans in public schools, standing firm to keep vital stories about race, slavery, and African-American history accessible. Our banned book initiative ensures that Black and Brown students see themselves represented and educated with historical accuracy.
Together with supporters and community leaders, we strive for a Miami rooted in justice, where knowledge empowers, voices are amplified, and the past informs a future of equity and inclusivity.
Join us in championing a more just and honest society.
Mission
The Miami Center for Racial Justice was established as a non-profit organization in 2020 following the murder of George Floyd. The purpose of the Center is to tell and preserve the true black history of Florida, especially those stories that are difficult to hear. The Center, a 501c3 qualified organization based at Barry University, aims to educate young Floridians, especially so that their voices will carry those stories forward to future generations. In order to save difficult stories, the Center has organized Teach the Truth tours which take participants to sites in Florida where racial violence had occurred. The Center covers the costs of bus transportation and lodging for the overnight tours. We have also developed black history lesson plans for use by the Miami-Dade County Public School System for abandoned black cemeteries. The Center is also involved in efforts to resist book banning in Florida schools and is working to establish a historic park in Rosewood.
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Miami, FL 33136