Knowledge, and Wealth Together
*take two*
it’s a christmas miracle!!
no it’s not; it’s hard work and dedication.
we passed our three building finals today (yeah, only two here) and looking forward to our use and occupancy on monday. then a long vacation 🤿🌊🏝
thanks for all the support.
#buildingfinalspassed
#theettingstreetproject #blackwomenbuild
super excited to be on the @kellyclarksonshow today as we update her on our progress. @xfinity @comcast
#blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
looking for an all around jill, jack, or non binary person of all trades to help us build. send an email to jobs@blackwomenbuild.org for full job description.
lots of activity during that beautiful weekend. we not only set cabinets and doors but an archaeologist and his students excavated parts of the backyard.
years ago many items were thrown into the back yard (not like today *cough cough*) and/or into the privy.
in order to better understand the people who lived in the houses, professor fracchia does “urban archaeology” by digging up the yard and cataloguing the findings. many items dated to mid to late 1800s. one intact tonic bottle was made march 10, 1868. pretty cool.
#urbanarchaeology
#blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
thanks to @doneconstruction @armanmizani @mccmollz @blisswoodworks @sarahelder for spending some of your sunday with us.
#progress #blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
EDIT: they delivered the wrong doors. so maybe next weekend for a little help getting them hung?
so uhhh, the backlog showed up all at once. i suspect they had this stuff stashed and only wanted to make one trip so now we are inundated with doors & cabinets. if you can set doors or cabinets this weekend without much instruction other than “it goes here” hit me up. @armanmizani (you’ll finally get your nail guns back). any other takers? #blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
*take two*
it’s a christmas miracle!!
no it’s not; it’s hard work and dedication.
we passed our three building finals today (yeah, only two here) and looking forward to our use and occupancy on monday. then a long vacation 🤿🌊🏝
thanks for all the support.
#buildingfinalspassed
#theettingstreetproject #blackwomenbuild
super excited to be on the @kellyclarksonshow today as we update her on our progress. @xfinity @comcast
#blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
looking for an all around jill, jack, or non binary person of all trades to help us build. send an email to jobs@blackwomenbuild.org for full job description.
lots of activity during that beautiful weekend. we not only set cabinets and doors but an archaeologist and his students excavated parts of the backyard.
years ago many items were thrown into the back yard (not like today *cough cough*) and/or into the privy.
in order to better understand the people who lived in the houses, professor fracchia does “urban archaeology” by digging up the yard and cataloguing the findings. many items dated to mid to late 1800s. one intact tonic bottle was made march 10, 1868. pretty cool.
#urbanarchaeology
#blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
thanks to @doneconstruction @armanmizani @mccmollz @blisswoodworks @sarahelder for spending some of your sunday with us.
#progress #blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
EDIT: they delivered the wrong doors. so maybe next weekend for a little help getting them hung?
so uhhh, the backlog showed up all at once. i suspect they had this stuff stashed and only wanted to make one trip so now we are inundated with doors & cabinets. if you can set doors or cabinets this weekend without much instruction other than “it goes here” hit me up. @armanmizani (you’ll finally get your nail guns back). any other takers? #blackwomenbuild
#theettingstreetproject
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Black Women Build-Baltimore is a home ownership and wealth building initiative that trains black women in carpentry, electrical, and plumbing by restoring vacant and deteriorated houses in West Baltimore.
Our Values
That black women deserve to be treated with dignity for their inherent worth as human beings.
Our Methods
We understand that oppression is experienced at the intersection of identities, conditions, systems, policies, and practices; therefore, we address barriers that impact the ability of black women to thrive.
Our Goals
To bring home ownership to black women in Baltimore. To train women in trades-related skills through home renovation. To create wealth and build community by dismantling the barriers that work against our ability to thrive.
Our Mission
Black Women Build-Baltimore is a home ownership and wealth building initiative that trains black women in carpentry, electrical, and plumbing by restoring vacant and deteriorated houses in West Baltimore.
Our Values
That black women deserve to be treated with dignity for their inherent worth as human beings.
Our Methods
We understand that oppression is experienced at the intersection of identities, conditions, systems, policies, and practices; therefore, we address barriers that impact the ability of black women to thrive.
Our Goals
To bring home ownership to black women in Baltimore. To train women in trades-related skills through home renovation. To create wealth and build community by dismantling the barriers that work against our ability to thrive.
Black Women Build – Baltimore values Black women and their lives.
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Shelley Halstead
Executive Director
Shauna R. Brown
Board President
Kathleen Mitchell
Board Secretary
Victoria R. Clark
Board Treasurer
Advisory Board
Jael Humphrey Attorney, Writer
Bree Jones Founder, Parity Homes
Molly McCullagh Program Associate, Southeast Community Development Corporation
Teresa Stephens Director, Marketing and Community Outreach at Vacants to Value (Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development)
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