Patriarchy in Activist Spaces II

ONE YEAR LATER – the conversation continues:

Patriarchy in Activist Spaces II
As we continue to grow from moments to movements: anti-imperial, anti-capitalist movements do not necessarily mean the politics of the participants are anti-sexist and anti-racist. How do we comfort each other and check each other in a community of activists united to bring down structures of capitalism, imperialism and colonization? How do we as women educate each other and support movements that may hinder our energy and collective power if there are perpetrators of the same oppression organizing together?

Join us as we facilitate a circle discussion where we address these questions and more!

***Allies are welcomed, but we encourage women of color, queer people, gender non-conforming people, and trans* people to join us!!!***

WHEN: Saturday, December 6th from 2-5pm
WHERE: The Ya-Ya Network
224 West 29th Street, 14th Floor
New York, NY 10001

A part of #16Days of Activism Against Gender Violence at CCNY
Support the Gender Resource Center Campaign
Defend and Restore the Guillermo Morales/Assata Shakur Community and Student Center

Last Call for Sisterhood Summit

Do be sure to register for the 4th Annual Sisterhood Summit happening this Saturday! We’ll be presenting during the 1:30pm session. The event is nearly at capacity, get your tickets while you can!

Here’s the registration link: http://sisterhoodsummit.blackgirlproject.org/

See you then!

4th Annual Sisterhood Summit

We’re humbled to announce our participation in the 4th Annual Sisterhood Summit presented by the Black Girl Project!

This year’s theme is: Treat Yo’ Self: Healthy, Whole and Free Black Girls! 

We’ll be facilitating a workshop entitled: “Redefining Our Relationship With Food,” as means to have a circle discussion on how what we eat is linked to self care.

The summit will be held on Saturday, October 25th from 10am-5pm. You have to register in our to attend and can do so here!

 

 

 

Here’s some background information on the summit:

“A program of The Black Girl Project, the Sisterhood Summit began in 2011 as a way give young women and girls from across Brooklyn, the opportunity to come together in a nurturing atmosphere to explore issues that are important to them.

You can find the theme for the 2014 Summit over here!

The Summit is also an opportunity for peers to interact with one another in ways which are not normally afforded to them—a space where they can question, interrogate and explore ideals that they may not be exposed to in everyday life.

It’s also a space where they can network, receive pertinent information, and build critical and analytical skills.

In keeping with our mission, the summit is a space that helps inspire dialogue and empower attendees.”

Back to Basics Circle

Please join us on Wednesday, October 8th in the heart of Harlem for our…

BACK TO BASICS CIRCLE

 7:30pm – until 

It’s been quite some time since we’ve done this. Let’s get back to our core.

What’s a Venting Session? – These sessions are safe spaces where women share as much or as little as they want to. Here, a sister is not judged, instead she is supported in any endeavor, experience or problem she is going through.

Pot luck style as usual!

Please RSVP to receive the exact location in Harlem for the event at sisterscirclecollective@gmail.com.

We look forward to seeing you, please invite anyone you think should attend.

Facebook event can be found here.

SCC October 14 Flyer