Unlock the potential within our youth with the Freedom Empowerment Academy, a culturally rich program dedicated to celebrating and educating children about their African and African American heritage. In a world where understanding one’s roots is essential, we strive to expand young minds through engaging lessons that inspire curiosity and promote pride in their identity.
At Freedom Empowerment Academy, we believe that education is the key to empowerment. Our carefully crafted curriculum not only illuminates the rich history and contributions of African cultures but also fosters critical thinking skills that will serve your child for a lifetime. By immersing children in their heritage, we aim to cultivate a sense of belonging and confidence that they can carry into the future.
Join us on this transformative journey of education and self-discovery. Together, we can inspire the next generation to embrace their culture, appreciate their history, and become empowered leaders in their communities. Enroll your child today at Freedom Empowerment Academy and watch them thrive!
About Us
Our Board
Roxanna Wright, Founder and President
Yvonne Turner, Vice President
Angel Pagan, Secretary
Ronald Williford, Treasurer
Sandra Bauer
Crystal Blunt
Loraine Carter
Albert Davis, Jr.
Katy Friggle-Norton
Juliet Jeter
Chuck Marshall
Virginia Pollard
James Pollard
Courtney Redman
Diana Robertson
Craig Whitney
Isaiah Williams
Advisors
Mark Salvacion, Esquire (Legal)
Patricia Morales (Education)
Courtney Redman (Administration)
Carla Garrison (Communication)
Quadry Harris (History)
Our Partners
At Freedom Empowerment Academy, we are honored to collaborate with Haverford College, Bryn Mawr College, and the NAACP Main Line Branch. Through these valued partnerships, we work collectively to build a supportive environment that uplifts individuals and advances social justice. By combining our resources and expertise, we expand our reach and strengthen our impact. Together, we remain dedicated to inspiring meaningful change and carrying forward our shared mission of empowerment and equity.
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What People Say
"Growing up I learned Black History from White people which was not the full story. Learning your history from your own people changes the narrative, that's a resource I wish I had a a young age. When I became older, I read, studies, and listened to lectures online. Through independent studies, I discovered a lot about myself which changed the way I navigated throughout the world. Having a school like the Freedom Empowerment Academy will quite literally change our world."
Tony Goins, Actor