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Women’s Empowerment

Creating the Ultimate Sisterhood by Mentoring Women in Business

Creating the Ultimate Sisterhood by Mentoring Women in Business Sisterhood Agenda

Sisterhood: Women in business mentoring and supporting each other

With the growing trend of women empowerment, the path
to gender equality and economic freedom is “sisterhood.”

The need for women in business to embrace sisterhood exists because if they do not do so, they are not likely to rise above the male dominance that has been triumphing in the world of entrepreneurship,

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Finding Sisterhood Through Yoga

Finding Sisterhood Through Yoga Sisterhood Agenda

Yes, finding sisterhood through yoga just might be a lot easier than you think:

“To embrace the true meaning of sisterhood is remembering to become the sister that we want to have in our lives.”

Ninety percent of the practitioners of yoga are female. What does that tell us about the story of yoga in both the modern sense as well as in the development of the practice of yoga?

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15 Ways to Feel Like a Real-Life Superwoman

15 Ways to Feel Like a Real-Life Superwoman Sisterhood Agenda

You are a superwoman, capable of amazing feats involving skill, talent, and sheer willpower.

Now, it’s time to feel like a real-life Superwoman.  Like all great superheroes, you still need to know your limits and recharge your energy supplies. In the meantime, keep making the world a better place by doing the following:

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Angela D. Coleman Honored in the VI

Angela D. Coleman Honored in the VI Sisterhood Agenda

Angela D. Coleman is the Founder and President of Sisterhood Agenda.

Sisterhood Agenda won Best of the VI 2015 for best nonprofit organization on St. John by VI Daily News readers.

best-of-vibest-of-viNow, founding President Angela D. Coleman is honored to be among the women recognized for LeadHERship in the U.S.

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Female Genital Mutilation-How I Defy the Tradition of Cut (FGM)

How I Defy the Tradition of Cut Female Genital Mutilation Sisterhood Agenda

Female genital mutilation is an international public health crisis.  

Pareiyo was the first Maasai women to be elected Deputy Mayor of her locality. Pareiyo has also analyzed the patriarchal social effects of  Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), including the ways that the procedure is used to take girls out of education and other means of economic and social independence.

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Sister Circles for Support & Healing

Sister Circles for Support and Healing Sisterhood Agenda

Sisterhood Agenda’s Sister Circles are for everyone.

WHO?

Sisterhood Agenda, with its SEA (Sisterhood Empowerment Academy), is excited to offer a multi-sector strategic response to one of the country’s most relevant public health issues-women and trauma.

WHAT?

The Sister Circle group dynamic is an effective therapeutic tool that encourages women to support each other,

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Do Men Spoil the Party?

Do Men Spoil the Party Sisterhood Agenda

It’s okay to ask the question: Do men spoil the party? Let’s face it, sometimes the dynamics shift when men and women share the same spaces. But here’s the real question:

Do women truly benefit from consistently coed spaces all the time?

The truth is, there’s something magical about women having their own spaces—places where the energy feels lighter,

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