Category: Our Mission

It’s February, and as we celebrate Black History Month at Believe in Me, we must reflect on the trailblazing historians who have inspired our next generation of leaders. James Baldwin, Dorothy Vaughan, Audrey Lorde, Bayard Rustin, Bell Hooks, Martin Luther King, etc., are just a few examples of incredible historical figures who have made significant

After conducting some research, it became clear that education isn’t empirical. We have learned that great educators are the primary catalyst for positive results in their students’ lives, not the school’s reputation, the aggregate quality of the teachers, and, indeed, not the dollars spent.

Gender equality is a crucial topic today. At Believe in Me, we understand how essential it is to ensure every child has equal rights and opportunities, regardless of gender. We strive to create a safe environment for everyone. To achieve this goal and set our sights on gender equality and non-discrimination for all kids, we’re

In commemorating Martin Luther King, Jr., we celebrate his official holiday and recognize his work to make this world more just and equal. This blog is for everyone who believed in and is still practicing his ideals. When Martin Luther King, Jr. is mentioned, we first think about his famous “I have a dream” speech

The holiday season is a time of joy and happiness, but for children experiencing homelessness, it can be a difficult time. These kids often don’t have a safe place to call home and can feel left out and alone during the holidays. This doesn’t have to be the case, though! There are many ways we

Reading is a fundamental skill that helps children learn and grow. It’s important for parents and educators to help kids develop a love for reading at an early age. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the benefits of reading and how it can help marginalized youth in our communities.

November is National Adoption Awareness Month. This is a time where we celebrate the families that have adopted children, as well as raise awareness for the many kids who are in need of homes. Read More

Thanksgiving is a time when families come together to celebrate all that they are grateful for. For many foster kids, this holiday can be bittersweet. They may feel grateful for the new family they have been welcomed into, but may also feel sad and loss at not being able to spend the holiday with their birth family. . Learn how to help.