Black Girls Tennis Club serves as a pathway to joy, radical wellness, and liberation for Black women and girls through exposure, access, culture change, and representation.

Joy equity and radical wellness are at the forefront of everything we do. We utilize our platform to inform, encourage, motivate, and change the narrative. Liberation through sports and play is a significant concept that can transform communities. Our efforts support economic development, local tourism, family preservation, legacy, and generational abundance. 

We focus on four key pillars to bring our mission into reality: 

Culture Change - Creating an environment where Black women and girls in tennis have the same opportunities as everyone else on and off the court. Dismantling the systemic barriers that prohibit equality in sports. Shifting attitudes around what’s appropriate in tennis culture.

Access - Working with local governments to assess public access to courts and tennis programming. Improving tennis conditions. Creating opportunities locally, nationally and globally to see and participate in tennis and tennis-related activities. 

Representation - Representation on and off the court, in media, in history, narratives and decision-making rooms. 

Exposure - Exposure to the game, scholarship opportunities and recreational play. Exposure to the idea of hobbies as necessary and a lifestyle centered around community and radical wellness through individual liberation.