Read our first co-authored piece where we define our community-rooted approach to building community and liberation featured in the peer-reviewed journal, Metropolitics.
A Durham response to Covid-19
The Equitable Economic Advancement Collaborative includes Communities in Partnership (CIP), End Poverty Durham (EPD), Episcopalians United Against Racism (EUAR), Professor Henry McKoy PhD. of North Carolina Central University School of Business (NCCU), and Keith Daniel PhD. of Resilient Ventures, LLC (RV).
Donations are tax deductible.
For Donor Advised Fund donations,
Communities In Partnership
PO Box 11247
Durham, NC 27703
EIN: 47-5567396
Make checks payable to and mail to. Please designate Thriving Community Fund in the memo line
We envision East Durham and the surrounding area as a vibrant place where all residents have an exceptional quality of life with the economic and political power to impact decision making that affects their community.
Our mission is to organize and cultivate long-term residents, especially residents of color and low wealth, to work towards racial, economic, and social liberation.
Participatory Defense
All of Us or None
Village of Wisdom
DTCC's Department of Continuing Education Division
Tierra Negra Farm at Earthseed Land Collective
Self Help Credit Union
Maureen Joy Charter School
Farmer Foodshare
Eastern Cooperative Organics
Community Success Initiative
RAFI Farmers of Color Network
PAC-1
Conetoe Family Life Center
Sankofa Farm
Episcopalians United Against Racism
Kenan Collaboratory
