The Boston Ujima Project is a democratic, member-run organization that is committed to addressing racial wealth inequality, poverty, unemployment, and displacement in Boston. Their mission is to build cooperative economic infrastructure and return wealth to working-class communities of color. They believe that solving the challenges facing their communities requires a comprehensive approach, as issues like gentrification, homelessness, and lack of access to basic resources are all interconnected.

The Boston Ujima Project offers a range of innovative strategies for transformation, including anchor institution advocacy, grassroots organizing, creative consumer organizing, and technical assistance. They also have a Ujima Fund that provides financial and political education, as well as investment opportunities for those looking to support their mission. Additionally, they have an inclusive time bank system that encourages community members to exchange services and skills.

Through their efforts, the Boston Ujima Project aims to create a world of abundance, solidarity, and hope, where everyone has equal opportunities to thrive