Does the Women’s March on Washington on January 21, 2017 seem a little vague to you? Here’s what is going on and why you should go.
Women’s March on Washington: Who?
All women are invited to the Women’s March on Washington. ALL WOMEN-period. Plus,
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We Are Karasi is a Sisterhood Agenda Global Partner.
A Sisterhood Agenda global partner is an agency that does amazing work for women and girls around the world.
We are proud to support Sisterhood Agenda global partners who are also promoting our mission of sisterhood, women’s support,
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Reclaim our dignity is #2 in the Sisterhood of Greatness Manifesto. It begins now.
This series is designed to break down each level of the Sisterhood of Greatness Manifesto in order to guide you towards your sisterhood breakthrough… a breakthrough that allows you to fully embrace, claim, and demonstrate your understanding of what being a sister means and being connected to one another through the circle of sisterhood.
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As a sexual abuse survivor speaks out and shares her story with us, Sisterhood Agenda honors her courage and commitment to help herself and others to heal.
My name is Laryne Gamble. I am 25 years old, a wife of 3 years, an education student in the Indian Teacher Education Program,
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Many of us do not realize that we can increase self-esteem simply by knowing we are beautiful. Many of us, especially parents, ask:
For women and girls, how can we increase self-esteem?
Several years ago, Sisterhood Agenda participated in the Beautiful. project to help girls understand that they are all beautiful in their own unique ways.
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Luisa Ortiz, founder and CEO of Sister of N.E.W., worked for nearly ten years in the construction trades in New York City. Founded in 2012, Sister of N.E.W. prepares women for nontraditional careers in the construction, utilities, and transportation industries.
Through its innovative training programs,
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I sometimes wonder if women need a revolution, just for us. In the U.S., the first annual United State of Women Summit was recently held. Named after Angela Davis, I always believed that the revolution would not be televised. Lately, I have really been wondering: who and what is going to make the biggest impact for women and girls around the globe?
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“When feminism becomes mainstream, this is great, as long as it includes sisterhood and is not women’s power defined by someone else’s agenda.” Angela D. Coleman, Founder, Sisterhood Agenda
#1: Worshiping Idols
Calling oneself a feminist is a self-identifying label. It does not have to be true and there is almost an implicit dare to challenge it.
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Audre Lorde is a woman with power. Author, poet, activist, sister friend, and much more, I am sure that she was one of the phenomenal women that Maya Angelou references in her famous poem of the same name. If you like inspired Indigenous activism and feminism, Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches (Crossing Press Feminist Series)
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Defining your own path is not easy and usually it takes some time. You are an incomparable masterpiece and wonder of the world but think about how many times you have been compared to or compared yourself to someone else. If that perception made you feel less than or somehow diminished,
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