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.ย
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 BroSisโ 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 โthey matter.โ
Check out this new feature from These Urban Times highlighting our basketball court grand opening with Kevin Durant.
Fox 5’s Good Day NY and Christal Young go inside our new home opening very soon.
BroSis named as the NBA Foundation’s Grant Recipient for Social Justice Efforts. Harlem-based youth nonprofit is recognized as one of 38 organizations spearheading economic empowerment.
For decades, The Brotherhood Sister Sol has been empowering young people to be agents of change in their communities and their personal lives. Sheinelle Jones shares how BroSis is continuing our mission today.
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.
BroSis named as the NBA Foundation’s Grant Recipient for Social Justice Efforts. Harlem-based youth nonprofit is recognized as one of 38 organizations spearheading economic empowerment.
The Brotherhood Sister Sol has taken matters into its own hands.
For decades, The Brotherhood Sister Sol has been empowering young people to be agents of change in their communities and their personal lives. Sheinelle Jones shares how BroSis is continuing our mission today.
Feeding families in need, The Brotherhood Sister Sol is on track to serve a million meals by the end of the year.
The Fox 5 segment highlights our milestone of distributing 700,000+ meals amid a pandemic and our direct impact on the NYC community.
“The issues we face are many. We need more people committed to an equitable and just world involved. We need more of you.โ Our Executive Director & Co-founder Khary Lazarre-White was featured in Black Enterprise.
The NY1 segment highlights the BroSis Green Youth Market and our incredible youth leaders.
โOur young people are extremely resilient, resourceful, and hardworking. Many of them have limited resourcesโฆ but that doesnโt stop them from reaching the stars. Thatโs why we were created, to challenge inequities.โ โ Silvia Canales, Director of College, Career, and...
How One Organization Is Transforming Lives and Creating Young Global Citizens in Harlem.
HARLEM, NY โ A popular youth-run farmerโs market reopened Wednesday in Hamilton Heights, promising to dish out thousands of pounds of fresh produce over the next six months.ย Now in its seventh year, the BroSis Green Youth Market kicked off Wednesday in Johnny Hartman...
