0share 0 0 0 0 0 0 0When a recent study demonstrated how cell phone addiction impacts our children, I was really curious. In addition to doing research for a book that I am writing, I have first-hand knowledge of the potential dangers. We all use our cell phones, but…[…]
0share 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Self-love is the key to women’s empowerment. How does Sisterhood Agenda empower women and girls with self-love? Self-love isn’t just for a few special people. Self-love is becoming more important for everyone to handle daily life’s demands. Self-love has become more and more[…]
2shares 0 0 0 0 2 0 0The 10 gemstones for empowerment in this article have been carefully selected to aid you in your journey of self-discovery and positive transformation. Gemstones are a simple and effective way to reprogram your body, your vibration, and your mind. The 10 gemstones for[…]
0share 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Climate change means that Mother Earth is upset. Climate change and Mother Earth go hand-in-hand. Climate change is no joke. The more “natural” catastrophic events we have, the more unnatural they become. Has your home or favorite vacation spot become unhabitable, at least[…]
0share 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Do you wonder how you and your agency can adapt your programs and services to COVID, keep your mission alive, and stay relevant? You are not the only one. All of us are doing the same thing. We have to be smart and[…]
14shares 1 5 0 0 7 1 0As women and girls, it is my belief that we have much more in common than we do not. We are all special individuals, however, there are generalizations that we can state are likely to apply to you, no matter your economic status,[…]
0share 0 0 0 0 0 0 0You, yes, you, brown skin girl, need affirmation to love yourself. I did it and you can, too. So often as young Black women, we feel the need to have to look a certain way or we are not pretty enough if we[…]
0share 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kwanzaa is an annual tradition steeped in African American cultural tradition, rooted in traditional African practices. Kwanzaa takes place December 26 through January 1 with each day representing an African spiritual principle called nguzo saba: Umoja — unity Kujichagulia — self-determination Ujima —[…]