AFRIGENETRY

AfriGenetry Link (AGL)

@african_ancestry_link

Dallas, Texas
Non-profit Organizations

Overview

About AfriGenetry Link (AGL)

AfriGenetry Link (AGL) is a mission-driven nonprofit dedicated to linking heritage, health, and healing through ethical DNA use to restore identity, improve wellness, and strengthen communities of African descent worldwide.

AGL works at the intersection of ancestry discovery and preventive health, expanding access to DNA testing and genetic education for Africans on the continent and across the global diaspora. These communities have been historically excluded from genomic resources.

Through our programs, we:

Restore identity for individuals and families impacted by adoption, child-swap cases, trafficking, and hidden bloodlines.

Improve health outcomes by increasing DNA and genetic health literacy, early risk awareness, and preventive wellness, particularly for conditions such as sickle cell disease, cancer, hypertension, diabetes, and mental health

Reconnect with heritage by helping people understand their ancestral roots and cultural histories.

Build community power through education, partnerships, and locally grounded initiatives across Africa, the United States, the Caribbean, and Brazil.

What makes AGL unique is our equity-first, community-led approach. We use DNA as a tool for healing, not fear, prioritizing education over diagnosis, prevention over panic, and ethics, consent, and cultural respect at every stage.

Headquarters

Dallas, Texas

Website

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Company Size

11-50 employees

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Company Type

Nonprofit

Founded

2026

Specialties

Community DNA Testing Programs, Mobile DNA Clinics, Pop-Up Testing Events, Onsite Testing for Institutions, Genealogy & Ancestry Education Workshops, Health Literacy Through Genetics Seminars, Genetic Health Discovery through DNA, Heritage Tours, Ancestry-Based Health Research Collaboration, Integration of DNA in intuitions, Cultural Reconnection Programs, Diaspora Exchange Programs, Consulting for Ancestry & Heritage Projects, Black American, African America, Africa, Caribbeans, and Afro Brazilians

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