The Free My People Organization is dedicated to Black community members throughout the United States who engage in nationwide activism against police brutality and racial injustice. This extensive initiative is sustained through a combination of social media outreach and grassroots community involvement.

We aim to provide our community with actionable plans that enable them to take a stand against unfair racial bias within their neighborhoods.

The Free My People Grassroots serves as our crisis response division, addressing incidents of police brutality against the Black community. We coordinate protests, rallies, and marches alongside affected families and community leaders.

E'Layjiah Wooley, a 22-year-old activist and Oakland, California native, initiated her community involvement at the age of 10 as a Girl Scout at Defermery Park in West Oakland.

Her passion for assisting those in need within her community has always been a driving force. She rooted herself in activism by actively participating in community events, which included distributing food monthly, organizing back-to-school drives, and conducting annual holiday gift drives.

Supported by her parents, who encouraged her to provide meals to the homeless during the holiday season, E'Layjiah's journey into social justice activism officially commenced at 15 years old. One pivotal day, two leaders of the Black Student Union were captivated by her groundbreaking spoken word performance addressing police brutality in the Black community. The rest, as they say, is HER-story (history)