A New Name.
A Deeper Impact.
An Expanded Mission.
After years of powerful, purpose-driven work under the name Think Equity, we are proud to introduce our next chapter:
The Young Impact Group.
This is more than a rebrand. It’s an evolution—one that reflects deeper alignment, sharper vision, and an unwavering commitment to equity, truth-telling, and systems transformation.
We’ve always believed in the power of change that centers on people—not just policies. That hasn’t changed. In fact, our commitment to justice and bold, equity-rooted leadership is stronger than ever.
But as resistance to justice grows louder, we are rising to meet this moment with strategy, conviction, and love. The Young Impact Group is a renewed expression of who we are and what we’re called to do: guide people, organizations, and systems toward a world where everyone is free, whole, and fully alive.

Our Evolving Focus
While our foundation remains in systems change and equity, our mission has grown to elevate four core priorities:
“We still think equity—but now, we make impact.”
Our foundation remains rooted in diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice. But as the world shifts, so do we. We’re not just imagining change anymore. We’re actively creating it. Together.
This is the place WHERE ACTION MATTERS. Where bold ideas meet courageous action—where hope is restored, perspectives shift, systems change, and limits are broken off every possibility. It’s no longer just about thinking deeply — it’s about doing powerfully.
Welcome to The Young Impact Group—Where action matters!
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THE SAY STUDY

Liberate Her, a service line of The Young Impact Group, is proud to partner with Georgia-based PhD student Octavia Vogel, RN, MPH, MS of Emory University on her groundbreaking dissertation project: The Say Study.
This important research study is focused on amplifying the voices of Black women in Georgia by collecting personal stories about their healthcare experiences. By sharing your story, you contribute to a growing movement to improve healthcare systems and outcomes for Black women across the state.
