Meghan and Harry postpone the launch of the non-profit organization Archewell
Sussexes put their new charity project on standby and focus their efforts on the Black Lives Matter movement and to fight Covid 19
Archewell is the name of Meghan and Harry's new non-profit organization. But the foundation, whose launch was scheduled for this period, will not see the light before 2021. Given the most pressing emergencies of the moment, Meghan and Harry have in fact decided to postpone the start of Archewell's activities to concentrate all their efforts to support the Black Lives Matter movement and to make their concrete contribution to fighting the Covid-19 emergency, according to the Telegraph.
And if the name chosen for the charity may make one think of the ex-Royal couple's son, Archie Mountbatten-Windsor (who turned one on May 6), Archewell is actually inspired by the Greek word "archè", the "principle originary of things ". Word that apparently later also inspired the name of their firstborn, and which blends the ancient term, which represents strength and action, with "well", which evokes the "best" of the resources we all have within. we.
Therefore, priorities change, which are now the health emergency and Black Lives Matter. In fact, the Sussexes recently decided to learn about the movement and better understand how to contribute, taking part in meetings with organizations and community leaders linked to the movement with discretion. Meghan also made an intense speech a few days ago, which went viral, to the graduates of 2020 and the students of her former school, the Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles, which she attended when she was still living in California. Meghan spoke about the importance of education, compassion and respect, but also Black Lives Matter and racism, citing personal experiences and pointing out that, despite her fear of facing the subject and saying the wrong thing, she understood. that “the wrong thing to say is to say nothing”.
