Unity & Economics
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A member-benefit and business-participation program built around cooperative economics and the principle that the power is in our unity.
Turning principles into organized service, education, cultural work, preparedness, community outreach, and economic development.
A member-benefit and business-participation program built around cooperative economics and the principle that the power is in our unity.
Brotherhood of the Righteous Nation — a fraternity focused on disciplined men, righteousness, responsibility, leadership, community service, and economic strength.
A Tribal social-platform concept centered on F.E.E.D., with member communication envisioned through DRUM BEATS.
A structured training path emphasizing rights, lawful authority, professional discipline, community protection, and service.
The Tribe's umbrella economic-development enterprise for approved businesses, brands, projects, and commercial ventures.
Government programs focused on family strength, wellness education, elder and youth support, resource navigation, and community care.
Programs supporting music, performing arts, visual arts, storytelling, youth arts, artist development, cultural festivals, exhibitions, recordings, and the living expression of Tribal culture.
Programs supporting STEM learning, scientific literacy, secure digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, data, AI, research, innovation, technical skills, and responsible use of emerging technology.
Programs supporting social and traditional media, photography, video and audio production, news stories, public relations, press communications, digital storytelling, and preservation of contemporary Tribal media.
Government planning for site identification, lawful property acquisition, due diligence, records, stewardship, development feasibility, and long-term real-estate assets needed for Tribal programs and institutions.
Programs connecting veterans and their families with qualified benefits resources, wellness support, transition assistance, education, employment, housing resources, entrepreneurship, records assistance, honors, mentorship, and community service.
Coordinates preparedness, safety planning, protective support, emergency readiness, training standards, risk reduction, and accountable defense-related programs.
A specialized Department of Defense protective-services unit for authorized principals. Personnel complete the Initial Tribal Marshal phase as a foundation but serve in a distinct close-protection capacity.
The four-pillar standard — Family, Education, Economics, and Defense — used to measure whether programs advance the Tribe's mission.
Merit and need-based scholarships, tuition and supply assistance, cultural and language study grants, vocational and apprenticeship aid, elder and family assistance, and emergency relief administered through the appropriate departments and Tribal Treasury.
These programs and divisions turn departmental missions into practical services, learning opportunities, mentorship, preparedness, community engagement, and institutional development.
Resource connection, service projects, partnerships, and The Official Tribe of Shabazz Community Day.
Responsible wellness education, traditional knowledge, mind-body practices, and qualified health referrals.
Planning, continuity, drills, communications, and disaster-resource coordination.
Vetted volunteers supporting preparedness, logistics, communications, outreach, and emergency-support assignments.
Employment, training, credentials, apprenticeships, career planning, and workforce partnerships.
Oral history, mentoring, cultural teaching, and intergenerational knowledge transfer.
Vetted adult mentorship for boys and young men focused on character, education, life skills, and service.
Leadership, navigation, campcraft, service, environmental stewardship, and preparedness.
Structured outdoor experiences centered on health, teamwork, curiosity, family connection, and safety.
Internal cultural commemorations, remembrance days, celebrations, and educational observances.
Restorative, rehabilitative youth accountability with due process, family participation, mentoring, and referrals.
Visual arts, traditional crafts, exhibitions, public art, photography, design, and youth arts education.
Relevant news stories, department updates, community features, photography, video, audio, and multimedia archives.
Official messaging, internal communications, announcements, distribution channels, and standards.
A commercial outlet for approved merchandise, publications, commemorative items, and cultural products.