SisterSong Women of Color
SisterSong: National Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective was formed in 1997 by 16 organizations of women of color from four mini-communities (Native American, African American, Latina, and Asian American) who recognized that we have the right and responsibility to represent ourselves and our communities, and the equally compelling need to advance the perspectives and needs of women of color.
SisterSong is a Southern based, national membership organization; our purpose is to build an effective network of individuals and organizations to improve institutional policies and systems that impact the reproductive lives of marginalized communities.
SisterSong Women of Color
✨ It’s SisterSong Kentucky Day! ✨
From grassroots organizing to statewide coalition-building, SisterSong Kentucky advances Reproductive Justice with and for the communities most impacted by reproductive oppression. Through Liberated Birthing: Kentucky’s Maternal Justice Initiative, The Birth Justice Care Fund, Flow & Freedom, campus engagement, and healing-centered community dialogues, we’re turning care into collective power.
Today, we also honor Dr. Ana’neicia Williams, our Kentucky Program Coordinator, whose leadership and vision continue to shape this work, creating spaces for healing, building coalitions across the state, and centering the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, queer, and trans birthing people.
💜 We want to hear from you: What’s been your favorite SisterSong Kentucky moment? Share in the comments so we can celebrate together.
#SisterSongKentuckyDay #TrustBlackWomen #ReproductiveJustice #BirthJustice #KentuckyRJ #SisterSong
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SisterSong Women of Color
🎤Join us over on sistersong_woc For The Love Of The Culture IG LIVE with Raquel Willis & Seyi Adebanjo
This week, we’re diving into Liberation, Sovereignty, Bodily Autonomy & Love with Culture Bearers and leaders in Reproductive Justice.
✨ Sept 17, 1:30pm EDT we’ll be in conversation with Raquel Willis & Seyi Adebanjo on how arts, culture, and storytelling can shift culture for liberation—especially for LGBTQIA+ communities.
All leading into For The Love of The Culture Vol. 1 on Sept 20, 2025—featuring live performances, a short documentary screening, and the release of a bold new organizing document on using Culture Shift as a strategy to move hearts & minds.
Raquel Willis is an award-winning author, activist, and media strategist dedicated to collective liberation, especially for Black trans folks. She is the co-founder of the Gender Liberation Movement and an executive producer with iHeartMedia's first-ever LGBTQ+ podcast network, Outspoken. Raquel hosts two podcast series: AfterLives and Queer Chronicles. She is also the author of The Risk it Takes to Bloom: On Life and Liberation, which was published via St. Martin's Press in November of 2023 to critical acclaim. Raquel served as the Grand Marshal for NYC Pride in 2024. She was named one of TIME's Women of the Year and the TIME100 List in 2025.
#ForTheLoveOfTheCulture #SisterSong # ReproductiveJustice #CultureShift
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SisterSong Women of Color
Miami, YOU WERE AMAZING! Next stop, ATL! We're continuing the Road to Essence, where Black Joy and Liberation meet!
Special thanks to Love & Hip-Hop Miami's Shay Johnson and Executive Director of the Southern Birth Justice Network, Jamarah Amani, for kicking off our four-city national tour with us and sharing their heartfelt RJ Stories!
Saturday, May 10th, SisterSong and the Global Black Economic Forum will be at the Gathering Spot ATL with special guests DJ Boogie Lov, Kwajelyn Jackson (Executive Director, Feminist Center), Ray Young (Executive Director, Feminist Center), and David Banner!
Tickets are going fast!💨 If you wanna save your spot, RSVP at www.sistersong.net/events/2025/5/1/sistersong-amp-…
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