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Mar 13, 2025

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This year’s Sister Sol Winter Retreat, The Glow Up

This year’s Sister Sol Winter Retreat, The Glow Up: You Have to Grow to Glow, centered renewal, connection, and stepping into our next chapter. Members reflected on their personal “glow up” moments, set intentions, and created space to release what no longer serves them.

From Glow Up Games and gym free play to crafting intention blankets stitched with hopes for the year ahead, the weekend blended joy, sisterhood, and growth. We closed with a powerful Glow Up Party, where members wrote down what they were ready to release, symbolically letting it go in a fire pit before entering the celebration space to receive back the love, joy, and positivity they pour into the world each day.

Our members left renewed, connected, and truly glowing.

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“The only thing more powerful than hate is love.”

“The only thing more powerful than hate is love.” - Bad Bunny

On Monday, we hosted a “Benito Bowl” watch party for our members, where we explored why this Halftime Show was more than just a performance. Through representation and cultural storytelling, Bad Bunny demonstrated love and unity at a time when fear and hate often dominate the narrative.

Staff facilitated dialogue around powerful moments in the show including: dancers climbing faulty power lines to symbolize the instability of electricity in Puerto Rico; María Antonia “Toñita” Cay, owner of the last Puerto Rican social club in Brooklyn, representing the migration of Puerto Ricans to NYC; and the image of Bad Bunny handing a young boy—his younger self—his recent Grammy.

At the end of the performance, Bad Bunny named over 20 countries throughout Central and South America, the Caribbean, and beyond, reminding us what America truly represents. His closing celebrated the beauty of the diaspora and underscored the importance of representation. Our members were overjoyed to hear their families’ home countries shouted out, and they channeled that pride into creating their own flags.

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A cold night was made warm by powerful words. Ou

A cold night was made warm by powerful words.

Our first Writers Collective Open Mic Night of 2026 brought youth members and alums together to share spoken word, uplift each other, and celebrate the magic we create in community. ✨🎤

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