Everybody loves Girl Scout cookies, right?
In addition to helping girls around the world (Girls Scouts are included among Sisterhood Agenda’s global partners), you can go even further in indulging your sweet tooth by also enhancing your palette with wine. However, sisters, you must be the legal drinking age and you cannot choose just any wine.
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The Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG Awards) proved to be a vibrant celebration, not just of talent, but of bold and colorful fashion. Hollywood’s brightest stars turned the red carpet into a dazzling rainbow, embracing hues that celebrated individuality, confidence, and a spirit of joy.
It was a night where the fashion spoke as loudly as the accolades,
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SHE: Sisters, Healthy and Empowered, is a trauma-informed teen program for girls ages 14-16. The SHE program is a move toward a whole-person approach to youth development, mental health, and well-being.
For effective program implementation, Sisterhood Agenda provides SHE: Sisters, Healthy & Empowered training for you and your agency.
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Have you ever wondered how to find women-centered movies on Netflix? It is not as difficult as you might imagine. And, I am pretty sure, you never heard of many of these films.
Did you know that there more than 76,897 Netflix movie categories?
Finding women-centered movies on Netflix might seem like a difficult task,
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Sisterhood Agenda caught up with freelance writer, author, and artist zaji. USA Today says her latest book, When We Were One (Peace In The Storm Publishing Presents)
Regarding my ideology around sisterhood: I can only express what I remember,
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Domestic violence. Re-victimization. It’s a fancy word used to describe secondary negative consequences that have been caused by an initial trauma. Post-traumatic stress: the combined flashbacks and anxiety triggered by vivid memories of the initial trauma.
According to the National Coalition against Domestic Violence, one in three American women will experience intimate partner violence at least once in their lives.
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Founded by Academy Award-winning actress and advocate Geena Davis, the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media promotes education and research to raise awareness about gender issues in media, particularly television and film.
The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media has become a pivotal force in addressing systemic gender disparities in the entertainment industry.
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Tattoos are an ancient tradition practiced with various degrees of significance all over the world. Women with tattoos can be especially fascinating. Many wonder: what does it all mean?
Perhaps tattoos are the most ultimate form of self-expression since they are so permanent. What you put on your body is personal-it matters,
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If you haven’t done your breast cancer self-check, you can do it right now.
Breast cancer is a tumor that starts in the cells of the breast, and if not treated early, it can kill. This disease mainly affects women but men can also get it,
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A+E Networks President and CEO Nancy Dubuc creates jobs for women in media. Because A+E Networks includes a lot of channels, this can make a big difference in the industry.
“We need to stop talking and start moving the needle, and one solution is to simply give women jobs.”
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