We love Black Women, femmes & gender expansive beloveds as we lead a love-based revolution™
Black people who identify as Woman, Femme, Trans, gender expansive ... and who are elderly, spiritual, courageous, outrageous, religious, audacious, incarcerated, formerly incarcerated, serious, spontaneous, playful, disabled, creative, immigrant … ALL Black gender expansive beloveds are divine creations and are welcome.
All Roads Lead to Juneteenth!
From now until Juneteenth (June 19th), we are raising $50,000 to sustain and grow the sacred work of our organization. When you give to Soul 2 Soul Sisters, you are resourcing real, tangible care. You’re helping fund our cash assistance programs that meet immediate needs with dignity. You’re supporting our reproductive health pantries that ensure Black beloveds have access to essential care. You’re investing in the conditions that all our communities to thrive.
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Our Passion Black Women's Healing, Health & Joy
A precious aspect of Soul 2 Soul Sisters is we honor and support Black Women, girls, and gender expansive beloveds wherever they are in the broad spectrum of their reproductive journey i.e. healthy body-image, healthy partnered relationships, correct use of contraceptives, deciding when to have a baby, support with breastfeeding, navigating postpartum, healing from a miscarriage, or deciding whether to have an abortion – Soul 2 Soul Sisters upholds abortion as a sacred, holy decision among Self, Divine, Universe, Ancestors and Chosen Beloveds #MyBody #MySacredDecision.
We love Black Women, girls, and gender expansive beings as we lead a love-based revolution.
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OUR PROGRAMS ACTUALIZING BLACK HEALING & BLACK LIBERATION
Black Civic Engagement & Policy
Our Black Civic Engagement & Policy program is a Black Women-centered, non-partisan program that is committed to consistently advocate for the dismantling of anti-Black oppression within institutions – the legislature, ballot box, and beyond.
Black Healing, Health & Joy
Black Healing, Health & Joy strives to embody and model life-nourishing ways to honor and center Black Beloved’s individual & communal healing journeys, address disparities in health, and advocate for Black beloveds’ right to make decisions about our lives, bodies, and futures.
Self-Love Journeys
Self-Love Journeys are monthly gatherings that explore healing modalities through various themes aimed to support Black Beloveds’ wherever they are in their emotional, spiritual, physical, and/or mental healing and health journeys.
OURstory
OURstory is interwoven into all of Soul 2 Soul Sisters’ work aiming to make our love-based revolution irresistible. We honor stories of our past, archive stories of right now, and dream stories of liberated futures. We produce juicy, Black, joy-filled content. And we disrupt anti-Black narratives and shift the collective mindset of Blackness and Black humanity.
Reparations
Reparations for Black Beloveds is the process of truth-telling, repairing, and healing the intergenerational violence inflicted by historical and current-day systemic oppression and injustices rooted in American chattel slavery. Going beyond mere compensation, reparations embody a loved-based approach, aiming to empower Black Beloveds and restore dignity, bodily autonomy, and spirit. Aligned with the United Nations principles for reparations, our loved-based approach includes 1) cessation, assurances, and guarantees of non-repetition, 2) restitution and repatriation, 3) compensation, 4) satisfaction, and 5) rehabilitation.
Sacred Seeds Black Birthworker Collective of Colorado
Sacred Seeds Black Birthworker Collective of Colorado consists of full spectrum Black birthworkers whose expertise range from fertility, prenatal, labor/birth, postpartum, abortion, nutrition, lactation counseling, maternal mental health, and bereavement. We provide sacred space for new and seasoned birth workers alike to engage in personal and professional development opportunities and relationship building to support birth workers as they journey with Black birthing people, babies and families.
We offer this Black Birthing Guide to join the growing list of national resources that center Black birth. It includes information on birth teams and birth settings, tips for communicating with healthcare providers, self-advocacy tools, and steps to pursue accountability measures from medical facilities and providers. It can be used as a starting point and reference guide in navigating important pregnancy decisions. You’ll find a glossary of terms, facts, and various calls to action throughout the guide to expand our scope outside the limitations of this document.
