As we celebrate Women’s History Month with BIPOC/Low income youth and adult mentors, we are able to sing a song of hope, fight systematic racism, courageously and intentionally invest in the enterprise of youth and achieve our entrepreneurial dreams. As the wildfire rages out of control in California, and political divisions threaten our right to uphold democratic principles and values, we seize this opportunity to engage in constructive conversations with global youth lovers locally, regionally, and internationally about how and why investments in the next generation ensures justice for all.
Wokie Weah LLC extends a sincere thank you to donors, partners, youth and community for helping the WWLLC lift up bold, innovative stories about the numerous contributions young people make. We call this high yield youth investments, better than cash for healing and changing a divided world.
Your unwavering support and dedication make this mission possible.