Black & Beyond the Binary Collective

Mission

Black & Beyond the Binary Collective is dedicated to the healing, liberation, and safety of Black - African transgender, queer, nonbinary, Two-Spirit, and intersex (TQN2SI+) Oregonians.

Bottom Line for Portland

In a world where anti-Blackness and transphobia are global epidemics that pose increasing daily threats to our community, B3C extends space to heal and grow through community connection and collective understanding rooted in solidly Black, trans-inclusive, queer, intersectional feminist politics. Donating to Black & Beyond the Binary Collective means that Black trans, queer, and disabled individuals can access services designed for them by people that hold similar identities and understand the complexities. This includes political education, housing resources, healing workshops, culturally specific social engagement, and leadership development opportunities. The impact of our work in Portland metro is a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive city by prioritizing those who are the most marginalized in our community.

*Southeast Uplift is acting as our fiscal sponsor to receive donations for us while we are getting our own 501c3 status. 
 

Quote

“I have always been reluctant to participate with other Black organizations or groups because of my queerness and gender but this is the first space where I feel included, welcome, seen, and appreciated.” 

Incentives

• The first 15 people to donate $100 and up will receive a $25 gift card from Moberi.
• Donations over $1,000 will receive a Black & Beyond the Binary Collective hoodie.
• Donations over $500 will receive a Black & Beyond the Binary Collective cultural gift.

Partner(s)

Moberi: Plant-Based and Dairy-Free Acai Bowls and Smoothies in Portland, Oregon. Fueling a Happy and Healthy Lifestyle.

Bag & Baggage Productions:  Black-led, majority queer, and BIPOC-staffed social impact theater in Hillsboro.

Momentum Alliance: To inspire young people to realize their power individually and collectively and to mentor future social justice leaders.