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.
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Revolt TV features The Brotherhood Sister Sol and Carrie Mae Weems Collaboration
Brotherhood/Sister Sol and Carrie Mae Weems collaborate to showcase COVID-19’s impact on communities of color
Creating Changemakers
A black-led nonprofit in Harlem is keeping kids in school and out of trouble by giving them the tools they need to transcend racism, poverty, and now the coronavirus.
Oprah Winfrey Show
Oprah celebrates BroSis Co-Founders Khary Lazarre-White and Jason Warwin and their new twist on mentoring.
ALL PRESS
The Brotherhood Sister Sol featured on Fox 5 New York’s “Hero of the Day”
The Fox 5 segment highlights our milestone of distributing 700,000+ meals amid a pandemic and our direct impact on the NYC community.
How Social Activist Khary Lazarre-White Is Helping Black and Latinx Young People
“The issues we face are many. We need more people committed to an equitable and just world involved. We need more of you.” Our Executive Director & Co-founder Khary Lazarre-White was featured in Black Enterprise.
The Brotherhood Sister Sol featured on Spectrum News NY1’s “Morning Moment”
The NY1 segment highlights the BroSis Green Youth Market and our incredible youth leaders.
How Red Nose Day and The Brotherhood Sister Sol Are Empowering Tomorrows Change Makers
“Our young people are extremely resilient, resourceful, and hardworking. Many of them have limited resources… but that doesn’t stop them from reaching the stars. That’s why we were created, to challenge inequities.” – Silvia Canales, Director of College, Career, and...
Global Citizen profiles The Brotherhood Sister Sol
How One Organization Is Transforming Lives and Creating Young Global Citizens in Harlem.
Harlem’s Youth-Run Farmers’ Market Returns For Summer
HARLEM, NY — A popular youth-run farmer’s market reopened Wednesday in Hamilton Heights, promising to dish out thousands of pounds of fresh produce over the next six months. Now in its seventh year, the BroSis Green Youth Market kicked off Wednesday in Johnny Hartman...
How an army of young people are fighting climate injustice #InFoucsNY1 with Cheryl Wills
“We have hope for change as young people. We can push for these changes, and we can be heard. We’re being taken into consideration.” BroSis youth leader Kirtia Spence and Jason Warwin, Co-founder and Associate Executive Director, spoke to Cheryl Wills about why the...
BroSis featured on Fox 5 NY’s “Good Day Street Talk”
BroSis youth organizer, Tida Dukuray, and Co-founder and Executive Director Khary Lazarre-White, spoke to Fox 5 NY about our work throughout the pandemic, and the web of support and opportunities we provide to our young people.
Harlem’s The Brotherhood Sister Sol Develops Next-Gen of Environmental Activists | Our Daily Planet
BroSis youth leader Koemi Peña and Co-Founder and Associate Executive Director Jason Warwin sat down with Our Daily Plant to discuss our community organizing around environmental justice and how we’re developing the next generation of environmental activists. Click...
Khary Lazarre-White discusses the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright on Cheddar
Khary Lazarre-White, Co-founder and Executive Director of BroSis appeared on Cheddar to discuss the killing of Daunte Wright, the impact police violence has on Black and Brown communities, and the importance of holding law enforcement accountable for these killings.
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.
