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 guided discovery and recovery of the rich, global legacy of Black, Brown and Indigenous peoples. From the first day I walked through the Brownstone’s brightly painted door, I’ve known the embrace of this love. It is a deep and permeating love of self and of community. And it is a love to which I will always return.

– Zora Howard, Writer, Director, Actor, Bro/Sis Alumna

 

Zora Howard is a writer, director, actor, and Bro/Sis Alumna who co-wrote and stars in Premature, which premiered in 2019’s Sundance Film Festival (currently streaming on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, and more), and whose play-writing debut, Stew, was described by The New Yorker as “a captivating story that’s intimate, funny, and heartbreaking in equal measure.”