The Brotherhood Sister Sol has achieved a wide array of media attention for its work and been covered by outlets such as ABC, The Amsterdam News, CBS, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, CNN, The New York Daily News, Essence, Global Citizen, Huffington Post, MSNBC, NY1, The New York Times, Newsweek, Playbill, Revolt, The Grio, TV One, and USA Today.
Berenice Gartner from Univision 41 visited BroSis to highlight the dedication of our youth members, who actively participate in community gardening and manage our youth-led farmers market at the Johnny Hartman Plaza.
Ayana Harry from PIX 11 visited BroSis to highlight the vital collaboration between the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office and The Brotherhood Sister Sol.
New Op Ed by BroSis Co-Founder and Executive Director Khary Lazarre-White for Amsterdam News – URBAN AGENDA: America, Manhood and Violence – Building Strong and Loving Boys.
Check out this feature on the organizing efforts of our young people via CBS New York and Jessi Mitchell: Breaking the Stigma: Children and Mental Health — Harlem teens take action, bring plan to lawmakers.
On Friday, December 16, 2022, NBA.com published an article on our work. “BroSis has steadily grown over the years into a comprehensive nonprofit social justice organization that works at the intersection of educating young people, organizing for justice and training its participants to advance BroSis’ mission.”
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.”
See our mention in Seventeen by BroSis alum Joy Sunday. Joy recounts her journey, including landing a role in Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’, and her first international trip to Brazil, made possible by our International Study Program.
On Friday, December 16, 2022, NBA.com published an article on our work. “BroSis has steadily grown over the years into a comprehensive nonprofit social justice organization that works at the intersection of educating young people, organizing for justice and training its participants to advance BroSis’ mission.”
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.”
Medium spotlighted our inaugural Gap House Sessions series event featuring Dapper Dan for Giving Tuesday. Read more here.
Check out this new feature from These Urban Times highlighting our basketball court grand opening with Kevin Durant.
AIA New York’s Oculus magazine features our new headquarters: “The BroSis headquarters…is designed to give a maximum sense of agency to Black and Brown youth.”
Check out a great article about our work in New York Nonprofit Media – the must-read news source for New York’s nonprofits.
“…We see ourselves as a community, a space where we’re really providing wrap-around comprehensive support for young people, and building a family and building a space that’s based in love for our community, love for our people, love for justice.”
“The social justice organization deemed the event the most successful fundraiser The Brotherhood Sister Sol has ever held …With over 500 guests and supporters in attendance, including celebrities, the local community joined together to celebrate this year’s honorees. New York City Mayor Eric Adams additionally proclaimed May 12th as “BroSis Day” to commemorate the occasion.”
Check out this wonderful feature from CBS New York highlighting our new building and our work to engage, empower and build new generations of leaders.
Fox 5’s Good Day NY and Christal Young go inside our new home opening very soon.
NY1 interviews Executive Director & Co-founder Khary Lazarre-White and gets a sneak peek inside our new headquarters.
Harlem non-profit hands out holiday meals.
The Brotherhood Sister Sol says they are on track to officially have distributed more than one million meals.
