At EPiC, we believe that when those most closely impacted by inequalities share their lived experiences and have conditions created to have a seat at the table, then they will feel empowered to engage, organize, and ultimately push for systemic changes. We listen, educate, and advocate for and with Black families by centering their voices and lived experiences. As we connect with families, we develop robust programming to establish safe spaces to collectively disrupt, dismantle, and rebuild a better system for our children through parent-led advocacy. Participation in EPiC programs is open to all families regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or age.