

Who We Are
We are people who show up in positive ways: volunteer ambassadors, macro and micro activists who are committed to advocating for antiracism, non-discrimination, equity, equality and inclusion from where we stand in life; individuals who focus on making the maximum positive effort in our personal and work lives for the uplifting of the community. Bee BRAVE advocates and volunteers walk the talk to add to the momentum that helps us effect changes. We don’t consider ourselves special, we’re just humans who take our personal convictions and turn them into consistent action. Expect candor with positive intent during conversations about racism and the continued fight for racial harmony, equity and social justice. Get onboard and let’s bee the change we need in the world!

Our History
Critical conversations about racism seem to always ebb and flow over time. Seeing a need for energetic, nonprofit work in this area, we formed a community in 2021 to provide in a safe space, opportunities for self-awareness and sensible solutions for connecting those who believe in the possibility of a more compassionate society and ending racism, one heart at a time.

Our Mission – the Heart of the Matter
Using a little phrase with a big meaning, hoping to make a huge impact! The Bee BRAVE Movement is a call to action to promote racial harmony, equity and social change through personal empowerment. We believe in advocating for anti-racist awareness, allyship, action, and accountability. Bee BRAVE provides practical tools and tips for being anti-racist, inclusive and denouncing racism. The purpose of Bee BRAVE is not to simplify racism, its constructs, past or present, but to take a grassroots approach by applying everyday meaningful thought processes and actions to increase understanding, compassion and empathy thereby improving relationships between the various races and ethnic groups. We strive to be an uplifter of humanity by providing a space for people to learn and contribute and make the world a little less racist every day.