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New Black Wall Streets Across America (NBWSAA)

by Renee Neal

Black history, family learning and practical resources. Free community entry; optional memberships.

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Grow my network
<100 members
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New Black Wall Streets Across America (NBWSAA) connects Black history, culture, learning and practical resources with the work of building stronger communities. Founded by Renee Neal, NBWSAA brings together The Griot, the Digital Green Book, The Pencils and a private Circle community to help people find, learn, connect and build.

Start with free community membership and explore the membership options that fit your next step. Pencils household membership is $10/month; Builders is $15/month. Supporting membership is $5 minimum for one 30-day period, with no automatic renewal, early renewal or stacking; giving more adds no days or benefits. City membership is $79/month and State membership is $199/month. Organization pricing is confirmed individually before enrollment. Founders is an invitation-only leadership pathway with no leadership-seat charge.

City, State and Organization applicants complete orientation and review before enrollment payment or benefit activation. Review covers identity, programs and history of serving and supporting Black communities. Approval and assigned access follow review; a purchase does not automatically grant leadership access. Supporting, City, State and Organization enrollment currently begins with a request.

Explore current membership details on our website before enrolling. NBWSAA is a Michigan nonprofit corporation; federal 501(c)(3) recognition has not been established.

Outcomes

  • Choose a useful next step with practical resources.
  • Explore Black history, culture and community stories.
  • Find a path for family learning and community building.

What's included?

  • Community, stories and practical resources

    Free community entry, The Griot reader route, Digital Green Book online viewing, and resource guides. Optional memberships have distinct benefits and enrollment requirements.

Who is this for?

  • Individuals and families seeking history, learning and practical resources who want to support and serve the Black community.
  • Parents and guardians interested in The Pencils household learning program.
  • Builders and community-serving organizations exploring participation and reviewed leadership pathways.

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