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ABOUT US
For centuries, Alabama has been the catalyst for nationwide and global change. However too often, Alabamians do not see the true benefit of the shifts we create. Transform Alabama intends to change this trend using Hip Hop-based community engagement strategies. Transform Alabama is a 501(c)3 organization founded by Adia "Dr. Dia" Winfrey, an esteemed Doctor of Psychology and community organizer who made history in 2020 as the first Black female Congressional nominee in Alabama’s 3rd District. 
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OUR MISSION
Transform Alabama’s mission is to build a more equitable democracy by mobilizing everyday citizens through intergenerational community events, collecting oral histories, and creating multimedia content that promotes civic engagement.
OUR GOALS
The goals of Transform Alabama are to increase voter registration, provide practical civic education, and increase constituent engagement among Black Alabamians at all levels of government through Hip Hop culture.
2022 Transform Alabama Events and Initiatives
Take Back The Block Car Show and Block Party in Talladega and Calhoun counties
Create material about redistricting
Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit
Community Talk Backs to present redistricting information and collect narratives in East Alabama and The Black Belt
Transform Alabama’s mission is to build a more equitable democracy by mobilizing everyday citizens through intergenerational community events, collecting oral histories, and creating multimedia content that promotes civic engagement.
OUR GOALS
The goals of Transform Alabama are to increase voter registration, provide practical civic education, and increase constituent engagement among Black Alabamians at all levels of government through Hip Hop culture.
2022 Transform Alabama Events and Initiatives
Take Back The Block Car Show and Block Party in Talladega and Calhoun counties
Create material about redistricting
Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit
Community Talk Backs to present redistricting information and collect narratives in East Alabama and The Black Belt