The Ntozake Shange Trust maintains the official legacy website of playwright, poet, author, and activist Ntozake Shange. The site celebrates her lasting influence on literature and the arts while helping readers explore her life, ideas, and creative work. Visitors can find a biography, interviews and appearances, information about her books and plays, and resources related to her legacy. The website also shares news, press coverage, announcements, and updates on events honoring Shange and her work.

A featured collection brings together essays, poems, and plays, including material being published for the first time, with information on how to learn more or buy it. The site highlights the approaching 50th anniversary of the first Broadway staging of for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf, and expresses hope for new productions, workshops, and symposiums across the country. A store and contact section offer additional ways to engage with the site. The Trust also emphasizes that literary materials remain under their respective copyright protections.