Park days. Field trips. Friendships that last a lifetime.
A private social network where Black homeschool families find real connection, safe interaction, and a community that never lets their children feel alone.
Park days. Field trips. Friendships that last a lifetime.
Up from 3.3% pre-pandemic. A movement, not a trend. Yet coordination still happens through scattered Facebook groups.
No private network with parental controls built for this community. Families improvise with tools designed for everyone, built for no one.
Community without compromise. Real friendships for their kids without exposing them to the open internet, strangers, or algorithms.
Find your city's chapter or start one. Every chapter has a trusted coordinator and verified members only.
Park days, field trips, recitals, birthdays, meetups. One calendar, always full, always safe to attend.
Parents approve every friend connection. Monitor messages. Set time limits. Require permission for video chats.
Digital connection that leads to real-life gathering. Because community isn't community until kids are laughing together.
From backyard cookouts to library meetups, our families build the kind of community kids remember forever.
No public profiles. No search engines indexing your family. Members join by invitation or approved application.
Parents approve every friend request their child sends or receives. No unsupervised connections, ever.
Full visibility into conversations. Parents can read messages, set time limits, and disable features at any time.
Video calls require parental approval before they start. No surprises. No unsupervised screen time.
Disable any feature per child. Set daily time limits. Restrict who can message, call, or invite.
Each chapter is led by a vetted coordinator. Someone you know. Someone your kids know. Real accountability.
UrbanHalo is the infrastructure for a movement that already exists. Black homeschool families have been building community through church basements, park days, and group chats for decades. Now they get a home that's as intentional, safe, and beautiful as the community itself.