About us

Our community is activated. We are Liberation Offline, a real-time, direct-response, mutual aid collective borne out of a deep commitment to the work of our members and sparked by the extraordinary harm caused by the City Dibs Society Brioxy Black Sovereignty Fellowship (Brioxy Fellowship). Over the past three months, we’ve been engaged in a series of powerful dialogues, collective conversations, communal gatherings and strategy sessions. Deeply committed to the tenets of Black sovereignty and liberation, we’ve gathered outside of the container of the Fellowship to focus on two primary goals: care for our community and stewardship of a pathway to accountability and solutions.

Liberation Offline Members

Meet the founders of the various orgs in Liberation Offline

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Hager Seven Asefaha is a cultural strategist and spatial futurist born in the historic Axum region of East Africa and raised on Ohlone territory, now known as Oakland, CA. Rooted in both Axumite heritage and Oakland’s legacy of Black liberation, Seven’s work fuses spatial development, art activism, and cultural regeneration. He is the founder and creative director of Alena Museum, a nonprofit cultivating multidimensional healing and power-building for the African Diaspora. He also co-founded Culture House Collective, a real estate social enterprise reimagining land use through a justice-centered, futurist lens—beginning with its inaugural project in Atlanta, GA.

Showcase all the collective members projects

Current Projects, Initiatives, and Social Enterprises