Galvanizing the Black & Brown Community in Elections

Ensuring that diverse perspectives are included in shaping our society's future.

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Empowering Black & Brown Communities Together

Join us in our mission to create lasting social change in the Black and Brown Community, and beyond!

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Black & Brown Business Solutions

Taking a bold action to close the wealth gap in African and Mexican communities.

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Connecting our community to the resources it deserves

Connecting families with trusted resources, information, and support to build stronger communities together.

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ART AS RESISTANCE

Celebrating Creative Expressions in Black and Brown Communities

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CELEBRATING BLACK & BROWN CULTURE

The Power of Storytelling in Black and Brown Folk Tales and Legends

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About The Black & Brown Coalition of North Carolina

Our History

The Black & Brown Coalition of North Carolina was founded in 2024 by Beatris Rosas who saw a need for social equity and justice in our community for people of color, mainly, African and Mexican Americans, victims of police brutality and law enforcement's discriminatory practices.

Our Mission

To promote the self-preservation of the Black & Brown Community amongst Wilson, Nash, Edgecombe, and Durham County residents through community-wide collaboration and communication.

Our Vision

A united effort to improve the “Quality of Life (QoL),” ultimately, the Betterment of the Black & Brown Community.

OUR GOALS

Business Solutions

Civilian Police Review Board (CPRB)

Business solutions for the Black & Brown Community to help start-ups and established businesses, including Real Estate and Wealth Management investment strategies.

Civilian Police Review Board (CPRB)

Civilian Police Review Board (CPRB) composed of residents from Wilson, Nash, Edgecombe, and Durham Counties without connections to law enforcement.

George Floyd: The Bystander Effect Theory & Police Brutality

Bystander Intervention Programs

Civilian Police Review Board (CPRB)

Bystander Intervention Programs

Bystander Prevention Programs bringing awareness to the community about the effects of Police Brutality in marginalized communities disproportionately impacted by discriminatory practices in policing.

Expungement Programs

Programa de Gestión de Inmigración

Bystander Intervention Programs

Expungement Programs designed to assist people of color, particularly African and Mexican American individuals, who have been disproportionately affected by discriminatory policing practices in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe, and Durham Counties.

Immigration Management Programs

Programa de Gestión de Inmigración

Our Immigration Management Program aims to provide essential support for detainees or deported individuals and their families who have been profoundly impacted by PROJECT 2025 and Trump's policies. We are dedicated to advocating for their rights and facilitating paths toward reunification and stability.

Programa de Gestión de Inmigración

Nuestro Programa de Gestión de Inmigración
tiene como objetivo brindar apoyo esencial a las personas detenidas o deportadas y sus familias que han sido profundamente afectadas por PROJECT 2025 y las políticas de Trump. Nos dedicamos a defender sus derechos y a facilitar caminos hacia la reunificación y la estabilidad.

Richardson Court: Low-Income Housing in Nashville, NC (Nash County)

Low-Income Housing Resources

Resources for Victims of Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault

Support is available for low-income families with children living in underserved neighborhoods in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe, and Durham County. These essential resources can assist with rent and utility payments, as well as provide access to food and clothing. Families who are experiencing poor living conditions, such as infestations due to mismanagement and maintenance issues, can benefit from this support. Together, we can uplift the Black and Brown community and work toward a brighter future for all our families.

Resources for Victims of Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault

Kiity Genovese was a woman of Italian descent and a lesbian living in Kew Gardens, Queens—a predominantly Black and Brown community—her story highlights the painful realities of the Bystander Effect and racial bias in policing. Recent studies have revealed the impact of historical and systemic racism, illustrating how unconscious biases can shape responses to emergencies. In light of this, we are dedicated to providing resources for transitional housing and culturally specific violence prevention programs for minorities, and people of color, particularly supporting the Black & Brown communities. Together, we can work towards a safer and more compassionate community.

Initiatives for Homeless Community

Resources for Victims of Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault

Initiatives for Homeless Community

Trump's PROJECT 2025 targets the most vulnerable in our community by criminalizing unhoused individuals. In response, we are dedicated to providing crucial support to those individuals and their families who have been severely impacted by these harmful policies. We stand together to uplift those affected and advocate for a more compassionate approach.

🕊️⚖️Justice for Jonathan Ramirez

YurpTV Exclusive: JUSTICE FOR JONATHAN RAMIREZ (ft. Dedan Wacuiri)

“I am a survivor of racism, a survivor of a corrupt system developed to keep black and brown people enslaved.” Those are the words of Beatris Rosas a powerful Mexican women who has fought endlessly on behalf of her cousin Jonathan Ramirez murdered by Nash County sheriff’s in 2019.