Help Build What Must Endure
BIMA brings people, resources, organizations, and knowledge together to support Black Indigenous wisdom, leadership, healing, cultural continuity, and community wellbeing.
Whether you give, contribute your skills, or bring your organization into the BIMA ecosystem, you can help build work that serves generations to come.
Volunteer With BIMA
Your Time. Your Skills. Your Contribution.
Meaningful work grows through participation and shared stewardship. Volunteers help support BIMA’s programs, gatherings, communications, community relationships, and day-to-day operations.
We welcome people who want to contribute their skills, knowledge, professional experience, creativity, or lived experience.
Ways to contribute include:
Program Support: Assist with workshops, learning experiences, and community activities.
Community Outreach & Events: Help build relationships and support gatherings.
Communications & Storytelling: Contribute to writing, social media, photography, design, and content.
Professional Services: Share expertise in areas such as finance, technology, fundraising, education, or strategic planning.
Research & Administration: Support coordination, documentation, research, and organisational systems.
Whether you have a few hours to offer or want to contribute more regularly, we invite you to explore where your capacity meets the needs of the work.
Support Black Indigenous Medicine Apprenticeship
Your Contribution. Our Collective Future.
Your support helps BIMA preserve ancestral knowledge, cultivate leadership, strengthen community relationships, and build the infrastructure needed to sustain meaningful work.
Every contribution supports the people, practices, programs, and systems that help Black Indigenous wisdom remain living, practiced, shared, and carried forward.
Your support helps BIMA:
Preserve ancestral knowledge, culture, and storytelling.
Support learning, education, and leadership development.
Strengthen community programs and organizational infrastructure.
Advance long-term stewardship and intergenerational impact.