Your support will fund the grassroots activism of black people in London.
My Moon Landing focuses on reducing the social and economic inequality experienced by black people in London. The official UK government statistics below spur us to redress the balance in equality:
The truth is, the situation is bad. It's really bad, and it is only going to keep getting worse if the people with the passion to solve these problems aren't given the opportunity and support to do so.
For over 3 years, we have worked with hundreds of black social entrepreneurs and activists. Our work supports them by giving them access to skills, tools and key resources. However, if they don't have access to funding, no matter how good they become at doing their work, they'll soon meet insurmountable barriers that will drastically imepede their ability to solve the inequalities black people face.
The money we raise from our patrons will contribute to a fund that will help us support the activities of our members. The members we have strategically supported and funded in the past have gone on to massively strengthen their capacity and grow the number of people they can help.
Support grassroots organisations that are tackling the socio-economic issues affecting the upward mobility of black lives in London, by becoming a patron.
My Moon Landing focuses on reducing the social and economic inequality experienced by black people in London. The official UK government statistics below spur us to redress the balance in equality:
- Black people make up 29% of the people detained under the Mental Health Act (but we're only 3% of the population)
- 40% of the UK’s black households are living in poverty.
- 55% of the UK’s black community are on benefits.
- 48% of black people in the UK believe they can affect decision making in their local area (higher than any other racial demographic).
- Only 8% of black people in the UK take part in local decision making.
- 25% of black people in the UK volunteer at least once a month (the highest rate for any racial demographic).
- In the UK, black people are the least, of all racial groups, who feel satisfied in our lives
- 46% of black children are overweight, the highest of any racial group
- 72% of black adults are overweight, the highest of any racial group
- Black women are the most likely group in the UK to experience common mental health disorders.
The truth is, the situation is bad. It's really bad, and it is only going to keep getting worse if the people with the passion to solve these problems aren't given the opportunity and support to do so.
For over 3 years, we have worked with hundreds of black social entrepreneurs and activists. Our work supports them by giving them access to skills, tools and key resources. However, if they don't have access to funding, no matter how good they become at doing their work, they'll soon meet insurmountable barriers that will drastically imepede their ability to solve the inequalities black people face.
The money we raise from our patrons will contribute to a fund that will help us support the activities of our members. The members we have strategically supported and funded in the past have gone on to massively strengthen their capacity and grow the number of people they can help.
Support grassroots organisations that are tackling the socio-economic issues affecting the upward mobility of black lives in London, by becoming a patron.
