We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization on a mission to transform the cultural and generational norms that perpetuate interpersonal and structural violence against Black women. We aim to provide culturally-specific programming and initiatives in order to promote both personal and community healing.
Black Women-Centered Movement on Maryland's Eastern Shore
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our 3 pillars of work :
wisdom + wellness groups
education + outreach
RESOURCES + REFERRALS
our signature fundraiser event and the first of its kind in the region, gathering 150+ Black women of all backgrounds for a day of sisterhood, joy, and love.
a wide range of information, resources, and referrals in order to connect women to supports and help them to overcome challenges.
a series of heart-centered and trauma-informed experiences that gather women and recognize the healing power of community and connection.
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Featured Programs
We wholeheartedly believe that Black women need (and deserve) spaces intentionally designed for us. The complexity of our identities and the unique issues that we face require culturally-competent and community-led solutions. The historical use of a one-size-fits-all approach to change and liberation has most often left Black women overlooked and disconnected. Instead, we see our cultural and spiritual practices as tools for community-building and mobilizing rather than things to minimize in cross-racial encounters.
For Us, By Us
OUR PROGRAMMING IS
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We Mean it When We Say That Black Women Deserve
Participants will learn practical self-defense skills to protect themselves and build confidence.
SATURDAY, APRIL 12 @ 3:00 PM
DefendHER: Self-Defense Workshop
SISTA CIRCLE
12
APR
Upcoming Experiences
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Through savings envelopes, money jars, and community support, we’re stacking our coins and securing our futures.
SATURDAY, MARCH 15 @ 3:00 PM
Stacks & Strategies
15
MAR
SISTA CIRCLE
A week of programming raising awareness, celebrating resilience, and advocating for Black maternal health and wellness.
APRIL 11-17
Black Maternal Health Week 2025
CAMPAIGN
11
APR
