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The Everly Collective is a hub for health equity and social justice innovation through collaborative enterprise development and community engagement. We sustain individual and community wellness by addressing social determinants of health through social entrepreneurship, healing justice programs, and creative arts.
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Community Mural Developed
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We reside in the traditional and contemporary lands of the Anishinaabeg – Three Fires Confederacy of Ojibwe, Odawa and Potawatomi peoples. We recognize Michigan’s Native Nations, historic Indigenous communities in Michigan, Indigenous individuals and communities who live here now, and those who were forcibly removed from their homelands by the state. In offering this land acknowledgement, we affirm Indigenous sovereignty, history and solidarity.
VISION
>Expand healing, health, and collective well-being options for local residents in Flint, Michigan.
>Create spaces that provide community members opportunities to be seen and heard as opposed to overlooked and excluded in decision-making community-wide.
>Foster brave spaces for curiosity and joy in the face of oppression.
>Provide opportunities to define and shape collective well-being through organizing opportunities with youth, families, and individuals.
>Engage with a diverse set of LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, Indigenous, ally, and differently-abled healers to offer partnership, respite, and generative engagements to sustain our collective work to dismantle white supremacy.
>Develop and sustain a network of health equity practitioners who are committed to the well-being of the Flint community and its residents.
> Close barriers of entry to wellness and enterprise creation for low income, BIPOC, and other marginalized community members.
>Expand healing, health, and collective well-being options for local residents in Flint, Michigan.
>Create spaces that provide community members opportunities to be seen and heard as opposed to overlooked and excluded in decision-making community-wide.
>Foster brave spaces for curiosity and joy in the face of oppression.
>Provide opportunities to define and shape collective well-being through organizing opportunities with youth, families, and individuals.
>Engage with a diverse set of LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, Indigenous, ally, and differently-abled healers to offer partnership, respite, and generative engagements to sustain our collective work to dismantle white supremacy.
>Develop and sustain a network of health equity practitioners who are committed to the well-being of the Flint community and its residents.
> Close barriers of entry to wellness and enterprise creation for low income, BIPOC, and other marginalized community members.
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We are fiscally sponsored by Fiscal Sponsorship Allies.
