About Us
The National Black Cultural Information Trust (NBCI Trust) is a non-profit organization that uses cultural communications, media, education, and storytelling to share information and resources that uplift the collective freedom of Black communities. NBCI Trust also works to minimize cultural misinformation within Black communities through educational programs, workshops, and reports. Through our Protect Black History initiative, NBCI Trust provides books and other cultural resources to communities impacted by laws preventing the teaching of Black history in public schools. Our Disinformation Info Guide for Black Social Media Users helped to warn Black communities of online targeting during the 2020 elections. Our work on narrative building for reparative justice has helped to shape local and national initiatives. Additionally, we provide guidance to national leaders concerning critical cultural issues impacting Black communities.
Our work aims to uplift the collective survival and freedom of Black communities through informative resources. Our work is centered on embracing collective cultural memories from the Black community and Pan African World as tools for education and solutions.
Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor
Our Priorities
- Share crowdsourced information, tools, and resources that inform and uplift Black communities in various ways
- Directly call out anti-Blackness, cultural misinformation, cultural disinformation, and other false narratives that harm Black communities
- Share resources, tools, and solutions that educate and provide cultural clarity
- Correct cultural misinformation and disinformation through community education
- Feature and collaborate with truth-telling scholars, writers, and activists
- Engage our communities through participatory media via articles, blog posts, videos, social media, and webinars
- Engage in direct action through collaborative efforts in our communities
- Work in coalition with activists, scholars, and independent journalists
to continually uplift our cultural heritage and identity - Be a strong voice for Pan Africanism and collective advancement of the Pan African World
- Embrace innovation and be where our people are (digitally and in-person)
- Provide mutual aid and other tangible resources where needed
NBCI Trust Board

Harper Glenn
Literary Author

Dr. Tiffany D. Pogue
Educator, Scholar, Consultant, Cultural Critic

Dr. Kevin Cokley
Scholar, Professor, & Psychologist

Aya Fubara Eneli, Esq.
Author, Attorney, Speaker, & Columnist