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To Educate, Preserve and Perpetuate our rich indigenous African and African American Culture in providing economic opportunities in breaking the bond into generational poverty

Our mission is to create and present theatrical works that reflect the African-American experience.

To promote interracial harmony via performances and programs that share African American history and culture.

AmaZing Theatre believes that drama is a powerful medium for teaching and learning about the history and cultural nuances that are the foundation of African Americans.

To provide platforms for theatre, dance, and other creative expressions from the African-American perspective that heighten the social and cultural awareness of its audiences.

The mission of The Black Repertory Theatre of Kansas City is two-fold: first, to give voice to neglected and new works of the African-American experience in the American Theatre Canon. Secondly, to engage youth of the urban core in the theatre arts and through mentorship, internship, and scholarship.

The mission of the Congressional Chorus is to communicate to the American public the spirit, diversity, and power of American choral music, and serve as a vehicle for community service to the Washington metropolitan area through the American Youth Chorus. We perform and commission works of American composers, lyricists and arrangers.

The Landing Theatre Company is dedicated to advancing American Theatre through the cultivation of extraordinary American playwriting and presenting American works that have profound artistic worth to our communities, our culture and our history.

Chicago Human Rhythm Project empowers artists and communities to express culture and identity through rhythm and percussive arts. Through the production of inspiring performances, education programs, and innovative business models for artistic collaboration, CHRP catalyzes diverse communities to foster social reconciliation and economic sustainability through rhythm. CHRP, which began over 30 years ago presenting an annual dance festival rooted in the African American and Irish American traditions of “hoofing” and tap dancing, now reaches 20,000+ young people and adults annually through its year-round programs.