TRANSFORMING MEN’S LIVES

Holistic
Transformation
for Young
African-
American Men

Ujamaa Place is a Safe Space providing holistic, culturally responsive transformation for young African-American men experiencing inequity at the intersection of race/ethnicity and poverty. Ujamaa Place opened its doors in 2010 with the mission of helping participants achieve brotherhood, stability, and personal success.

Through the Ujamaa Place experience and its evidence-based Theory of TransformationTM, staff and partners strive to help participants achieve numerous ultimate outcomes. Those include stable housing, increased educational attainment, career acquisition and retention, family connection, eliminating contact with the Criminal Justice System system and Addressing Emotional and Social Traumas

Through the Ujamaa Place experience, participants are empowered to be change agents in their communities. Contact us to make a change in your life or the life of a loved one today!

THEORY OF
TRANSFORMATION

HOUSING

EDUCATION

EMPLOYMENT

FAMILY/ COMMUNITY

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

WELLNESS

Our Accomplishments

1

Men to Receive Education or Job Training Activities in 2022

1

Ujamaa Men Served

1

Local Minnesota Partners

1%

Ujamaa Men Rate of Recidivism, Compared to 35% in Minnesota

BULLETIN BOARD

FEATURED EVENTS

TESTIMONIALS

CONNECT WITH US

Episode 4 of the Voices podcast is out now on our channel! πŸŽ₯ @AllanKingdom

Thank you, State Rep. Samakab Hussein for hosting us at the State Capitol! πŸŽ₯ @AllanKingdom

Make sure to check out Episode 3 of the Voices Podcast where we interviewed Mr. Steve Winfield.

A prolific thought leader, baseball pioneer, and community activist!

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Link below :

https://youtu.be/eIeqlckKMt0

Ujamaa Place’s annual calendar captures the heart and soul of our community. It showcases the strength, resilience, and growth of our participants alongside the dedicated staff who support. Each month highlights the journeys of transformation, empowerment, and achievement that are at the core of ...our mission. This calendar is not just a reflection of our work; it’s a celebration of the individuals who make Ujamaa Place a place of hope, opportunity, and change. Together, we continue to build a stronger future, one step at a time. We are excited by the new opportunities and continued growth that this year will bring. Here’s to 2025!

πŸ“Έ Roosevelt Mansfield

We sat down with Mr. Steve Winfield for Episode 3. On our channel now! πŸŽ₯ @AllanKingdom

🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨

The 3rd episode of the Voices Podcast is live, and this one is a special one! 🎧 We’re joined by Steve Winfield, who shares some incredible stories about the history of the Rondo community, his experiences with Major League Baseball, and his role in ...founding the first Black Student Union in 1968 after the passing of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. πŸ™ŒπŸΎ

Check it out, and let us know your thoughts! πŸ‘‡πŸΏ

#VoicesPodcast #RondoHistory #BlackStudentUnion #SteveWinfield #MLB #CivilRights

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STEVE WINFIELD INTERVIEW : VOICES PODCAST EPISODE 3

Stream Podcast Here :https://open.spotify.com/episode/6gC36Y6bxtGgzB7cexaZqz?si=EoDEHijWTQqIgdEuYUaoEwFreeze (Front Left) Steve Winfield (Front...

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Join Grammy-nominated artist and Ujamaa Place coach, Allan Kingdom, as he shares how this life-changing program empowers young Black men with the support they need in housing, education, employment, criminal justice, and more.

From therapy to meals, and everything in between, Ujamaa Place ...offers the guidance and community to help you thrive.

Allan is excited to be part of it – and we’d love for you to join us too! πŸ’š

πŸŽ₯ Allan Kingdom

#UjamaaPlace #Empowerment #CommunitySupport #YoungBlackMen #AllanKingdom