#BroSis25 – 25 years of youth development and social justice
25 Years of BroSis – Celebrating 25 Years of Youth Development, Mentorship, and Organizing for Social Justice.
In 1995, The Brotherhood Sister Sol was founded by two college graduates as a continuation of the work they started as seniors at Brown University, working with young men of color at a nearby community center.
Vox’s #GladYouAsked episode ‘Is Meritocracy a Myth?’ featuring The Brotherhood Sister Sol
Glad You Asked host Fabiola Cineas explores how the myth of meritocracy perpetuates inequality and racism while keeping the American dream achievable only for a privileged few.
The Brotherhood/Sister Sol Advocates For Social Justice, Mental Healthcare, And Education In NYC
Black Enterprise spoke with the leading activist and change maker to learn more about his efforts over the last 25 years, and throughout the pandemic.
The Brotherhood/Sister Sol feeds hungry families for the New Year in Harlem
For the last quarter century, The Brotherhood-Sister Sol has been working in Harlem to support youth through art and after school programs. But their role has expanded greatly during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has hit Black and Brown communities the hardest.
Bro/Sis Talks
Bro/Sis has convened a series of conversations on the disproportionate impact of the Covid pandemic on Black & Latinx low-income communities.
Harlem Nonprofit Launches Food Drive Ahead Of Holidays
A Harlem nonprofit that has given out thousands of free meals during the pandemic is stepping up its efforts for the holiday season.
Education, Covid, Race and America
Celebrating 25 Years of Bro/Sis’ transformational youth development work and social justice efforts.
Journalists, Actors, & Community Leaders Celebrate 25 Years of The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
Celebrating 25 Years of Bro/Sis’ transformational youth development work and social justice efforts.
The Brotherhood/Sister Sol’s Artistic Collaboration with The Peace Poets & visual artist Carrie Mae Weems on view at The Brooklyn Museum
Carrie Mae Weems: RESIST COVID TAKE 6! featuring Bro/Sis and The Peace Poets on view September 16 – November 8, 2020 at The Brooklyn Museum Plaza.
LEGO details new partnerships that support racial equality
LEGO has introduced a slate of new partners as it moves towards a commitment it made in June this year ‘to stand together with the Black community’ against racism and inequality. Over the summer, the Danish toy maker also stated it would donate to organisations dedicated to supporting Black children and educating all children about racial inequality.
