Bro/Sis alumnus Frank Antonio Lopez of the award-winning Peace Poets speaks with News 12 Brooklyn about our artistic initiative with our Artist in Residence Carrie Mae Weems. Now installed at the Brooklyn Museum plaza, the public art campaign aims to shine light on...
Nuestro programa de verano de artes para adolescentes se centró en Movimiento Black Lives Matter , con miembros que crean arte en respuesta al racismo sistémico y las injusticias que enfrentan las personas de color todos los días, y para abordar problemas en sus...
Únase a los Bro/Sis para una discusión con el presentador de BronxNet, Daren Jaime, sobre el Programa de Liberación y el esfuerzo por aumentar el número de consejeros y personal de apoyo a la salud mental en nuestras escuelas y para legalizar la marihuana y encontrar...
Celebrando nuestro 25 aniversario con nuestro Clase de graduación más grande Desde 1995, Bro/Sis ha brindado apoyo universitario integral y holístico a nuestros miembros, lo que resulta en que más del 95% de nuestra membresía asista a la universidad. Este año, nuestra...
SO I LISTEN by Abraham Velazquez, Jr., Bro/Sis Alumni Member & Liberation Program Facilitator I remember my first time being at The Brotherhood/Sister Sol (Bro/Sis) and participating in their writing program, The Lyrical Circle. It was held in the space where we...
Love is the word that immediately comes to mind when I think of the years I’ve spent growing with the Brotherhood/Sister Sol. It is an ever-present love felt through the mentorship and support of its staff. It is a transformative love experienced through the...
Through the guidance and mentorship of my two chapter leaders, Jason and Khary, I had the privilege to attend Wesleyan University for my undergraduate education. I know for sure without their help I would never have this opportunity. On the day I was packing for...
I have been associated with Bro/Sis since I was 13. I am now 34. That’s 21 years! Never in my life have I been that committed to anything. It has given me more throughout the years than I could even ask for. More than I think they even understand. I have bonded...
I would not be the writer and woman I am today had I not had the Brotherhood/Sister Sol in my life during my formative years. The foundations of my ability to self-interrogate and reclaim and own my Blackness, my agency as woman, my self-regard as a creative person,...
