Constellation Projects
Mission-Driven Solutions for People, Place, and Future Generations
Our portfolio brings together mission-driven organizations and initiatives working across culture, health, education, economic development, and community transformation.
PRAISE HOUSE PROJECT
Standing on Hallowed Ground
A community-based public art initiative preserving African American histories, cultural memory, and ancestral practices through immersive Praise Houses and the Ring Shout.
REMEMBRANCE • CULTURE • COMMUNITY
21ST GENERATION
Youth Empowerment
A youth-led organization in Malawi advancing mental health, leadership, and innovation through community programs, digital solutions, and youth empowerment.
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT • MENTAL HEALTH • INNOVATION
Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center
Building Care, Sovereignty, and Reproductive Justice.
Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center supports multiply marginalized Black, disabled, and 2SLGBTQIA people through birthwork, healing products, education, research, and community building.
REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE · FAMILY CARE · COMMUNITY SOVEREIGNTY
AgroNest
Cultivating Smarter, More Sustainable Food System
Through technology-enabled agriculture and data-driven approaches, AgroNest aims to improve productivity, strengthen climate resilience, and contribute to more sustainable and inclusive food systems.
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE · FOOD SYSTEMS · CLIMATE RESILIENCE · ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP · FARMER EMPOWERMENT
Blue Borage
Katrina Wolff is the founder of Blue Borage, established in 2018 to help individuals, schools, workplaces, and communities transform organic waste into valuable compost. With a focus on edible gardening, biodynamic composting, and soil restoration, she delivers workshops and customised composting solutions that promote sustainable food systems and healthier soil.
Black and Sage
Vulnerability became portal. Art became ritual
Courtney Alexander is a multimedia artist, writer, and ritual practitioner whose creative work is a vessel for healing, remembrance, and spiritual reclamation. Her practice began with intimate explorations of fatness, duality, and self-awareness—creating space to examine the layers of her existence as a Black, fat, queer woman. Vulnerability became portal. Art became ritual.
