S.O.U.L Sisters supports new leaders that have "lived and breathed" the inequalities of our legal, educational, and economic systems.
Posted by Acacia Rodriguez on July 15, 2021
Black, Brown, and Indigenous people have a long history of experiencing maltreatment within institutions- including school facilities- because of the differences between them and their white counterparts.
Posted by Donette Manning on April 20, 2021
Inspired by S.O.U.L. Sisters’ Freedom Summer Institute: Roots, Rebirth, and Revolution. This zine was designed by our youth participants in celebration of resilience and steadfastness. Honoring the continuation of the movement that our ancestors have taught us as well as our present elders that continue to uplift us in this walk of sisterhood. Flip through the zine here !...
Posted by Donette Manning on February 2, 2021
Big congratulations to our Co-Founder/Executive Director Wakumi Douglas on her Soros Justice Fellowship. She will be focusing on the role of healing justice in the movement to end mass incarceration. Learn more here: https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/newsroom/open-society-foundations-announce-2020-soros-justice-fellows....
Join us in celebrating our fifth year anniversary by supporting our #freedomflow. Over the past 5 years, we create FREEDOM ZONES for more than 250 girls & TGNC youth in detention centers & over-policed schools and work toward FREEDOM FROM STATE VIOLENCE through our restorative justice programs. At SOUL Sisters, participants have the FREEDOM TO HEAL through freedom coaching & healing circles. We DEMAND FREEDOM in our organizing with Miami Black Girls Matter Coalition & other coalitions. Support of beloved community has makes it all possible! Donate today.
