A Dignified and Unified Community

Walking Anew Inc. is determined to see, hear and serve those who may otherwise go unnoticed. We aid homeless and working poor communities by hosting meals, providing resources, and delivering provisions to those in need. We do this in partnership with Kitchen Ministries, Ponce Church in Midtown, community volunteers, organizations and local businesses. Learn how you can engage and support this work by getting in touch with our team today.

When measuring a variety of individual competencies in work, academic and ministry contexts, oftentimes we fail to measure how well one engages across commonalities and differences in culture.  In today’s society, (our workplace, home, church, organizations and communities) we are riddled with individuals who emanate from a variety of cultural backgrounds and experiences, yet most of whom have never considered whether they are culturally intelligent or interculturally competent.

 Cultural intelligence, like academic, leadership, theological and emotional intelligence, requires intentionality and as such, Walking Anew, Inc. invites us to recognize the need for development via assessment and coaching tools.

Developing cultural intelligence not only necessitates time and intentionality, but also encourages a willingness to enter into crucial conversations about oneself and ones beliefs developed over a lifetime.

Barbara D. Jones is a gifted trainer, certified leadership coach and consultant and would count it a privilege to work alongside you and your organization  toward developing intercultural competencies that will promote and enhance productivity individually and corporately.

Our bodies carry with it the stories and pain of our past. These stories impact how we live today. In cooperation with primarily female providers, including psychologists, counselors and coaches, we direct Black and Brown women towards support and community. We believe we can facilitate progress and so strive to make a difference. Thereby Walking Anew, Inc. we are dedicated to empowering women with the resources needed to manage everyday life. We invite you to learn more about our monthly fellowship and  lend your support. Contact us for more information here.

Black and Brown communities have historically hosted well-meaning volunteers who admittedly do not have the skills to effectively engage across cultural differences. Walking Anew, Inc. welcomes volunteers from all backgrounds, but we believe that the necessary cultural competencies must be in place for those who desire to have direct contact with the communities we serve. If you are interested in developing cross-cultural competencies, come, grow, and walk anew. Our qualified administrator of the Intercultural Development Inventory® will aid in equipping you to serve more effectively. Contact us for more details.