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S.O.U.L. Sisters Leadership Collective Announces Its Closing and Sunset

Posted on November 17, 2022

Dear Community Members, As we reflect on the legacy of where we began as an organization, it is wi...
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Brittney Griner- Why Isn’t She Home Yet?

Posted on August 1, 2022

This edition of the Youth Justice Corner is from Deja Jones, our NYC Restorative Justice Fellow...
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SOUL Sisters Leadership Collective

10 months ago

As we wind down from our Autumnal celebrations, including Indigenous People’s Day, let us look around us for those we are thankful for. Our loved ones provide us with safe spaces to be ourselves, comfort from hurts, joy in celebration, and healing warmth. We include especially all of those who have made our S.O.U.L. Sisters Leadership Collective possible over these past years, and all that we’ve been able to accomplish together.
As Black and Brown people, we’re also looking back at our Disasporan and Latin American ancestors who came before us. The shared food and recipes we pull out for the holiday season contain a history of survival. Let us remember our rituals and invoke all those who came before us - thankful for their joy, sacrifice, and fortitude. We consider each post #IndiigenousPeoplesDay meal an opportunity to participate in a small ritual of thanks. ... See MoreSee Less