We consider education to be a major conduit for improving the powerful effects of racial,
ethnic, class and gender inequality.
And we’re commited to building the desperately
needed bridges between people of color and
developing forms of technology. So they will have
marketable technological and career skills in life.
Meet our passionate team
Justin Alexander
Business Development
Before joining Bronzeville, Justin worked in the call center industry, retail and day trading industry. He brings with him experience with customer service management and sales and marketing analytics.
Justin is passionate about the work we do and strives to deliver the highest standard of service. Away from work, Justin has a keen interest in exotic and classic cars and sees himself as a serial entrepreneur.
Tesa Crew
Clinical Mental Health Therapist
Our guiding values
Invest in the community
We’re helping families & building bridges
based upon the reality of where you are in life
Focus on high-impact solutions
Bronzeville helps solve the technical
education, economic and community problems
that matter most in the urban community
Be there for our students
We help unlock the value within your training –
enabling you to thrive in a new digital world.
During the early-to mid-1900s, there were at least four Bronzeville
neighborhoods fourishing in the United States at the same time. The
name was coined in the 1920s by Chicago Bee reviewer James Gentry to
describe the residents’ skin tone. Chicago, Los Angeles, Milwaukee and
Columbus all had these Aboriginal culture, businesses and entertainment
hubs, which developed following the Great Migration of Aboriginal
populations to northern states beginning in the early 1900s.
