Our Vision
BBPU envisions a thriving, empowered, and connected Black community in Beaverton and greater Washington County. We strive to create spaces where Black families, students, and leaders can flourish, embrace their identity, and build a future rooted in cultural pride, educational excellence, and civic engagement. Our vision is to build the ecosystem of resources needed for a connected community to feel safe, loved and seen; a place where Black people of any age want to live and stay.
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Our Mission
BBPU exists to uplift, advocate for, and support Black residents in Portland West Metro region through culturally specific community building, leadership development, and systemic change efforts. We provide the resources, opportunities, and networks necessary to ensure Black residents feel safe, valued, and empowered to lead.
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As a volunteer-led organization, the Beaverton Black People's Union relies heavily on the gracious support of volunteers and donors.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2026
2026 Joyous Kwanzaa Celebration
Our cultural celebrations are opportunities for us to come together as a community and celebrate our heritage, culture, and struggle. We aim to promote our joy, love, and solidarity with one another in Beaverton.
The community celebration will be held on Saturday, December 19th, 2025 from 5-8pm at THPRD Athletic Center (15707 Walker Rd, Beaverton, OR 97006).
1ST & 3RD FRIDAYS
Soul Line Dancing
Get ready to slide, step, and groove with us at Soul Line Dancing! Friday night sessions are all about music, movement, and community vibes—no experience needed, just bring your rhythm and your joy!
Classes are now taking place at a new location!
Global Art of Dance Studio: 12570 SW Farmington Rd, Beaverton, OR 97005
WEDNESDAYS
FIBER ARTS
Looking for a welcoming space to be creative, connect with others, and slow down? Join us for Kuumba Fiber Folks, a community gathering centered on creativity, connection, and rest.
This is a wonderful opportunity for school-aged children, families, adults, and elders to learn something new while spending time in community. Whether you're an experienced maker or have never picked up a crochet hook or knitting needle, everyone is welcome.