Sisters Health and Wellness Collective

04/06/2016

03/23/2016

From Thursday, April 28 to Sunday, May 1, 2016, hundreds of survivors of violence, advocates, artists, and community members will interface with key federal and international policymakers in New York City to collectively reckon with and consider next steps on how to secure future economic, political…

03/02/2016

Dr. Yaba Blay drops some knowledge

02/25/2016

Johnnetta Cole, director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, talks about her experience as the first female president of Spelman College a...

02/22/2016

Don't be so caught up in naming the work we do.

02/10/2016

The theme for this Black History Month at the White House is “Honoring the Past While Celebrating the Present; 7 Years of Living African American History”. T...

02/05/2016

"What compels someone, already overstressed by the untenable routine of her daily life, to call for equity even as she knows that if equity were to be realized, her status as Black, female, young, and low-income would mean she would be the last to receive the positive impact of this social shift? What is at stake when you speak and take up space even though you know what folk desire most from you is your silence and absence?"

"You're gonna hear them before you see them." The security guard at the high school where I was going to be leading workshops with a group of sophomore girls left me with this statement as I move...

01/27/2016

We've long been erased, but Coal Crown Creative has taken matters into their own hands.

01/21/2016

Judge also rejected the fomer Oklahoma City policy officer's last-minute motion for new trial.

01/01/2016

Habari Gani? Day 7 of Kwanzaa: IMANI (FAITH)- To believe with all our heart in our people, our parents, our teachers, our leaders, and the righteousness and victory of our struggle. Join & share www.blackartinamerica.com. Visit www.shopbaiaonline.com

12/28/2015

These women changed feminism forever with their scholarship. Let's vow to never forget their names.

12/11/2015

The jury recommended a total of 263 years of prison time for Holtzclaw.