Jamye Wooten, founder and CEO of CLLCTIVLY, argues that Baltimore’s Black-led organizations have long driven solutions within their communities but have lacked shared infrastructure to make their work visible, connected and sustainably resourced. He frames the launch of CLLCTIVLY’s new digital platform as a step toward strengthening Baltimore’s Black social economy through collective visibility, collaboration and shared capacity.
(Courtesy of Jamye Wooten)