Programs Advancing Cultural Awareness and Growth Among Incarcerated Individuals
Programs Advancing Cultural Awareness in Prisons
Building Respect and Understanding Across Diverse Communities
Cultural Dialogue Circles
Facilitated group sessions where incarcerated individuals engage in open conversations about cultural identities, histories, and shared experiences to foster mutual respect and empathy.
TEACH:
(Taking Education And Creating History)
A liberatory education program providing culturally relevant, community-driven learning focused on critical thinking and leadership.
Reintegration Pilot:
In collaboration with the Seattle Housing Authority, BPCCG operates a pilot program for liberated individuals, assisting with employment navigation and supportive services.
Participating in the cultural growth program helped me reconnect with my roots and understand the strength in our shared history. It’s changed how I see myself and my role in my community.
March 2024
Upcoming Events for Cultural Growth and Community Engagement
Weekly BPC Membership Meeting
(Public welcome)
General membership meeting. group dialog about programmatic changes and plans. etc.
Community building. Resource sharing
At the BCC office
Cultural Awareness
Panel and Screening of the film Since I've Been Down
This event will be held at Washington State University in Pullman, WA . The panel will feature members of BPC.
Cultural Awareness
February 20, 2026
Screening of the film Since I've Been Down
Port Angeles, WA
Cultural Awareness
March 6, 2026
Get Involved: Support Cultural Growth and Justice
Join our efforts by volunteering, donating, or partnering to strengthen programs that empower incarcerated individuals and their communities through cultural awareness and social change.