MAPPING HARLEM
Carrie Mae Weems x The Brotherhood Sister Sol
NEW YORK TIMES FEATURE
In Harlem, a playful new youth center is an instant landmark. Filled with light, the cozy headquarters of The Brotherhood Sister Sol is designed to tell children “they matter.”
ABOUT
Awakening the power in young people to challenge the past and change the future.
BREAKING THE STIGMA
Check out our recent CBS New York feature on the youth of BroSis, who are organizing to increase mental health support and access for all young people.
A MESSAGE FROM OPRAH
Twenty years after presenting our co-founders Khary Lazarre-White and Jason Warwin with her Angel Network Use Your Life Award, Oprah surprises them with a special message.
IMPACT
Elevating and activating agents of change.
YOUR SUPPORT
services to the youth of Harlem.
PROGRAMS
EDUCATING
Through our comprehensive educational programs, we’re helping young people develop a critical understanding of their history, identity and role in society.
ORGANIZING
Together with our members, alumni and partners, we’re building on a legacy of youth-led activism to realize a more just and equitable future.
TRAINING
Through our innovative training models, we’re empowering educators and organizers to spark young agents of change across the nation.
CONVERSATIONS: A SHORT FILM
“Conversations,” a compelling short film crafted specifically for our Voices Gala, encapsulates the three intersectional areas of our work – to educate, to train the field, and to organize for justice. This compelling narrative provides a profound, multifaceted insight into the profound impact and breadth of our mission.
OUR NEW HEADQUARTERS
The Brotherhood Sister Sol (BroSis) is excited to have moved into our new building in June of 2022. We have created a beacon of enlightenment – a space for educating, organizing, and training the field to advance social justice. Our new building is an expanded state-of-the-art site for our children and the community and a model for the educational field.
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