TOUR VISION

Tour Vision

The State of the People POWER Tour is a nationwide call to action; a movement to rally, restore, and reimagine what’s possible for Black communities across the U.S. It’s not just an event, it’s a people-powered campaign rooted in service, solidarity, and strategic action. Through powerful gatherings in cities across the country, we aim to activate a grassroots movement that amplifies Black voices, demands systemic change, and advances a national collective Black agenda rooted in justice and liberation — building toward the State of the People International Assembly on Juneteenth.

This tour exists at the intersection of healing, resistance, and mobilization — recognizing both the urgency and power of our collective voice.

We are demanding something different.

The POWER Tour Purpose & Dates

We are responding to the urgent needs and collective dreams of our people. The POWER Tour will bring together grassroots organizers, local leaders, creatives, educators, faith leaders, and everyday residents to listen, serve, and act. It’s about showing up where our people are—and staying connected long after the last event.

The tour will run from April 25 to June 15, 2025, culminating in a National Convening on Juneteenth. We’ll be activating communities across 10 cities, each selected for its historical, cultural, and political significance in the Black experience.

Power Tour Dates & Cities

  • Atlanta, GA – April 26–27
  • Durham, NC – April 29–30
  • Montgomery, AL – May 3
  • Birmingham, AL – May 4
  • New Orleans, LA – May 8–9
  • Newark, NJ – May 13–14
  • Richmond, VA – May 16–17
  • Detroit, MI – May 21–22
  • Jackson, MS – May 30–31
  • Louisville, KY – June 2–3
  • Los Angeles, CA – June 5–6

Each stop will feature two full days of community care, political education, resource sharing, and cultural celebration—building toward a national agenda rooted in liberation, legislation and authority.

We are calling on members of Congress to refuse to be props in Trump’s performance. Instead of attending the SOTU, they should stand with the people and make it clear: they will not validate lies, they will not normalize this moment, and they will not remain silent.