Supporting and amplify the work of multi-generational, community-rooted leaders who are creating impact outside of traditional systems.

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Inspired by the legacy of Representative John Lewis and his call to “get in good trouble, necessary trouble,” this collaborative space uplifts those who are willing to challenge the status quo while building something better—for their families, their communities, and future generations. Good Trouble Collaborators is a growing initiative under the Safe Space Strategies umbrella

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Good Trouble Collaborators:

• Encourage intergenerational leadership, with space for youth, elders, and in-between voices to contribute meaningfully

• Support creative problem-solvers, emerging entrepreneurs, and faith-rooted visionaries who are actively creating “good trouble” through bold, strategic action

• Offer a home for legacy-building initiatives that don’t always fit into traditional nonprofit or corporate boxes

• Use food, culture, storytelling, and systems thinking as central tools for community transformation

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The collaborators include chefs, wellness advocates, artists, organizers, strategists, faith leaders, and startup founders—all united by a desire to do more than just survive the system. They are here to reimagine it.