As sisters, we can combine healing women and social entrepreneurship in India and in other places, too. The business of Sudara began when founder Shannon Keith took a trip to India. When she saw women and girls being sexually and economically exploited, she decided to do something about it. Shannon’s[…]
Victims of sexual assault on college campuses are speaking out. Stranger danger is real. However, many women are assaulted by someone they know and trust. Sexual assaults on campuses are way too common. You are at risk on any campus: high school, boarding school, prep school, military, etc. Don’t be[…]
Learning how to meditate is simple. Our ancestors have been meditating for generations. Once you decide to meditate, let the rest happen naturally. 5 Simple Ways to Honor Our Ancestors The time of day is less important than consistency. Meditation is most helpful when it is part of your daily[…]
If you are in an abusive relationship, seek help immediately. Be open to receiving support in new and different ways. Help your sisters who may also need your help. International Resources National Coalition Against Domestic Violence For anonymous, confidential help, 24/7, please call THE NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE 1.800.799.SAFE[…]
The Sisterhood Empowerment Academy (SEA) is being built in St. John, USVI. Inspired by Mother Nature, the SEA is Sisterhood Agenda’s ocean front, eco-friendly headquarters and refuge for healing. Visit the SEA website: seausvi.com for more information. Be a part of the SEA! Sisterhood Agenda is currently accepting tax-deductible donations[…]
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