The ZAMI NOBLA Advocacy Collective is a program committed to building power, fighting ageism, and organizing to create equitable systems and policy outcomes that ensure human rights for LGBTQ elders.
LGBTQ elders
From zaminobla.org/programs/chris-ducusin-advocacy-collective ↗Our program is in honor of Christine Ducusin, an Atlanta-based Black lesbian activist and elder who paved the way for many in the community, and her contributions should continue to be recognized and celebrated.
Her spirit lives on in the collective's work.
Sister Harriet Spiritual CollectiveSister Harriet is a sacred offering of ZAMI NOBLA, a spiritual collective designed to honor, support, and center the lives and experiences of Black lesbians aged 40 and older.
ZAMI NOBLA Community Archivist ProjectLed by Creative Director Angela Denise Davis, ZAMI NOBLA's Community Archivist Project is a year-long initiative within the ZAMI NOBLA Leadership Institute dedicated to preserving and honoring the rich histories, stories, and legacies of Black lesbians aged 40 and older.