Climate justice. Voting advocacy. Mental health and fitness. Mentorship. Each pillar names a fight; each fight needs the others. We organize the work so they feed each other instead of competing.
The Earth has no representation in the rooms where decisions about it are made. Climate justice is the work of building that representation — through culture, advocacy, and incubation.
Climate policy, civil rights, and community investment all depend on the ballot. Voting advocacy is the work of making it easier to show up — civic education, voter access, and the long work of building political power.
Healing happens at the level of individuals, families, and communities. Different people need different support — so we organize the work that way: separate tracks where they matter, shared fundamentals where they bind.
Growth needs guides. Mentorship runs as separate tracks for men and women — because the needs differ — built on fundamentals everyone shares. It is also the door into real work.
“So that’s pretty much what an Unparti is. Those three main things.”
The public-facing leadership. Two long careers in music, culture, and creative production — now turned toward climate work.
Grammy-winning poet, producer, and cultural strategist. Long-time collaborator across hip-hop, soul, and spoken word. Producer on the original Hip Hop Caucus HOME Album, the project that took climate-conscious music to the Paris Climate Accords.
The Unparti is the next chapter of that work — extending the cultural reach into a full ecosystem of advocacy and incubation. HOME Album 2 leads the cultural pillar.
Grammy-nominated voice artist, executive producer, and technical producer — the album released in 2024, the nomination in 2025. A working creative since 1984, with Chicago creative-industry roots reaching back to 1992, and an officer and board member of Become, Inc. — a Chicago-based community engagement and social change nonprofit. Long-time creative collaborator across music, voiceover, and production work — including longtime collaboration with Malik Yusef.
Pick the one that matches what you bring. We'll route you to the right pillar and the right team.
Writers, muralists, documentarians, designers, musicians. Art is the cultural infrastructure of this movement — if you make work, we want to help bring it into the project.
Mutual aid hubs, climate-justice groups, neighborhood organizers. Partnerships that translate cultural reach into ground-level action where it's needed.
Climate reparations, cultural investment, project sponsorship. The work needs sustained backing — government grants alone won't carry it. Talk to us about a fit.
Tell us how you want to plug in. We'll route your message to the right pillar and respond within 48 hours.
