Nova is a community-driven nonprofit advancing housing equity for the African Diaspora. We believe housing is more than shelter .
Making a meaningful impact across African communities through sustainable development and cultural preservation.
This area is dedicated to empowering paths to property ownership for community members, focusing on tangible resources and education.
Our approach to change is rooted in unity, emphasizing united efforts for collective advancement across neighborhoods and institutions.
To secure lasting improvements, we focus on driving legislative change and active citizenship at local, state, and national levels.
We are focused on expanding economic opportunities by cultivating skills for thriving careers in property management, investment, development, and sales.
Our support for First-time Homebuyers is centered on navigating the often-complex journey to homeownership..
We aim to inspire and prepare Youth Exploring Real Estate Careers by showcasing the diverse opportunities within the property sector, from development and finance to sales and technology.
Our programs for Families Seeking Financial Literacy are designed to foster strong, sustainable financial health across all ages.
HWe actively support Community Leaders Advocating for Change by providing them with the resources, data, and platforms needed to amplify their voices and influence policy.
Discover inspiring stories, latest updates, and valuable insights from our work across African communities.
Owning a home has long been a symbol of stability and success. It represents more than just a financial investment—it’s a foundation for family, community, and future opportunity.
For families rebuilding their lives after displacement, finding a stable and affordable home is one of the most important steps toward recovery.
A quiet transformation is taking place in the world of housing and real estate—and it’s being led by a new generation of visionaries.
Every family deserves a safe, stable home.
Systems that exclude must be challenged.
Knowledge should become power for lasting change.