The Gloucester Institute, located in Gloucester, Virginia, is a non-profit organization dedicated to training and nurturing emerging leaders. Founded by the Honorable Kay Coles James, TGI provides a peaceful place at Holly Knoll, the historic landmark and retirement home of Dr. Robert Russa Moton, a civil rights hero.

TGI's mission is to offer a safe environment for innovators and trailblazers from diverse agencies that impact our global society, allowing them to restore and refresh. By continuing Dr. Moton's legacy through programs, activities, and the maintenance of Holly Knoll, TGI engages all the senses and captures the history of the cradle of the civil rights movement.

TGI offers various programs, such as the Emerging Leaders Program and the Moton Fellowship, that equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to become solutionists and make a difference in their personal and professional lives. Through student seminars, site visits, case studies, debates, and conversations with policy and leadership experts, TGI empowers emerging leaders to tackle today's problems and explore tomorrow's solutions. For those looking to support TGI's mission, there are multiple ways to contribute, including planned giving and volunteering.

A visit to Holly Knoll, the birthplace of the United Negro College Fund, is a must for anyone passionate about civil rights history. Join TGI in their efforts to train and nurture the leaders of the future