The African American Recovery Mission

Empowering the Descendants of the African Diaspora Through Word, Spirit, and Community.

The Mission
To be the arm that reaches out to enable the restoration of the identity, family formation, and community roles of African Americans that are descendants of enslaved people who endured chattel slavery

The Approach
To be present with a message of hope via penal, juvenile, and community restorative programs which educate, affirm, and reestablishes a path toward a restored sense of self, family, and community identity.

A Unique History
Descendants of enslaved people have a unique and tumultuous family history. Chattel slavery was an instrument used to break the human spirit and the foundation for building strong family lineage and generational wealth. It’s long reaching residual effects impacts positive family formation due to chronic & generational trauma impacting the areas of self-worth & relational value.

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  •  11/14/2025 09:05 PM
Founder/Community Psychologist
About Dr. Green

Dr. Green is a Community Psychologist, Author, and Founder of The African American Recovery Mission (The AARM), dedicated to advancing emotional and spiritual restoration for descendants of the African Diaspora. Rooted in her own lived experience as the daughter of Mississippi-born parents with sharecropping heritage, Dr. Green brings a deeply personal understanding of the generational trauma and systemic inequities that continue to impact Black communities.

 Her unique perspective combines academic rigor, cultural insight, and faith-based principles, making her a trusted voice in the conversation on racialized trauma and recovery. Through years of research, Dr. Green has uncovered the hidden residual effects of chattel slavery manifesting as identity struggles, diminished self-worth, and generational triggers. 

Her work bridges history and modern psychology, offering a holistic framework for healing that addresses family dynamics, community relationships, and individual identity. As a dynamic speaker and workshop facilitator, Dr. Green creates transformative spaces where truth, empathy, and action intersect. 

Her presentations inspire audiences to confront racialized trauma and embrace restorative pathways toward collective healing, equity, and social transformation. Ready to elevate your commitment to equity and cultural restoration?  

Contact Dr. Green for your next keynote, leadership conference, or panel discussion.

Career Coaching

The AARM provides career guidance to those in the community desiring to "upskill" to pivot into higher paying careers

Crime Prevention & Advocacy

The AARM provides services to serve those of African American descent, who have experienced incarceration, by teaching on positive identity recovery, restoration of self-worth, and through re-establishing vital family and community connections.

Community Restoration

The AARM works to implement effective programs to address major issues impacting the African American community.

  • Bolingbrook, Illinois, United States

Your volunteer and/or financial support will help provide much needed restorative family and community resources committed to the emotional prosperity of Black community. Offering support and enablement for positive self-identity, strong family relationships, and safe communities.

  • Bolingbrook, Illinois, United States