S.O.U.L Sisters supports new leaders that have "lived and breathed" the inequalities of our legal, educational, and economic systems.

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  • S.O.U.L. Sisters Featured In Miami New Times For International Women’s Day!

    Posted by Laena Haagensen on March 8, 2019

    Happy International Working Women’s Day!! We are excited to announce that we are featured in the Miami New Times’ article today for International Women’s Day, titled “Seven Miami Organizations to Support on International Women’s Day.” Click HERE to read the article. From our Instagram post today highlighting International Women’s Day: S.O.U.L. Sisters reclaims International WORKING Women’s Day to commend the...
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  • Join Us At A Night At The Dance: A Miami Benefit Party!

    Posted by Laena Haagensen on March 2, 2019

    We’re so excited to announce A NIGHT AT THE DANCE Benefit Party is happening Friday, March 15th at the Purdy Lounge in Miami!!!! HOLLLAAAA!! Join us for the Party of the year as we join forces with some of Miami’s biggest and most engaging women-led communities, MIA Boss Babes & The Miami Girl Society. This is an awesome opportunity to...
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  • S.O.U.L. Sisters Has Been Selected as a SheEO US Venture!

    Posted by Logan Meza on February 27, 2019

    “We are not here to level the playing field. We are creating a whole new field.” SOUL Sisters has been selected by SheEO as a US Venture! We are incredibly excited and deeply grateful to now be plugged into this network of incredible femmes and women who are actively working to completely radicalize femme economic power! Now it’s time for...
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S.O.U.L. Sisters Leadership Collective envisions a world in which young women and femmes of color reclaim lives of authenticity, joy, and freedom through restorative justice, collective leadership, creative expression, and radical abolitionist healing.

SSLC grew out of a 2013 two-week leadership seminar based on Sadie Nash Leadership Project Sisterhood Model and was co-created by Executive Director Wakumi Douglas and court-involved girls ages 14-17. Positive results, including increased school attendance, zero recidivism and improved self-concept, led to our further development of the two-week project into the organization that exists today. S.O.U.L Sisters Leadership Collective was incorporated in August 2014 in New York City and Miami.

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