Black Folks Day on The Hill - An Initiative of SisterReach
An annual voter education initiative of SisterReach and our regional program, the Deep South Policy Network.
Our goals include speaking with legislators about public policies which impacts
Black lives, families and communities.
Mark your calendars and join us on March 12th for Black Folks Day on the Hill, a program dedicated to discussing issues that affect the lives of Black community members in Tennessee. We're headed to Nashville! Our elected officials need to hear from us more than ever. Register now and make your voice heard!
Go to https://bit.ly/BFOTH24 to register and come back to this page for more updates!
Join us this weekend for our Substance Use Intervention Programming Community event. SisterReach in partnership with the Memphis/Shelby County Health Department.
Join us in February for Black Folks Day on the Hill! Register now and be there to discuss issues that affect the lives of Black, Brown and other marginalized communities in Tennessee.
sisterreach-tn.org/events.html
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The Shelby County Health Department is offering Monkey Pox Vaccinations for individuals who are considered at-risk by Tennessee Department of Health. Make your appointments.
Please join us for this Reproductive Justice Overview on October 5, 2022! This training will help participants gain a deeper understanding of the framework of Reproductive Justice including. To attend, please use the following link to register: https://forms.gle/wgHSaUdJaAELpa6d7
Join SisterReach, SCLC Votes, Women of Praize & Planned Parenthood Federation of America discuss the importance of voting after the overturning of Roe V. Wade
On Friday, September 9th, SisterReach and community leaders are discussing human rights issues that impact Black communities. REGISTER TODAY at http://bit.ly/FARS2022. www.sisterreach.org
For Immediate Release: SisterReach Expands to Chicago Anticipating TN Abortion Ban
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For Immediate Release: SisterReach Expands to Chicago Anticipating TN Abortion Ban SisterReach Launches the IL Repro Justice Pipeline Fund FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SisterReach Expands Work to Illinois Anticipating TN Abortion Ban Press Contact: Cherisse Scott, CEO & Founder, SisterRea
Founded October 2011 in Memphis, TN, SisterReach is a grassroots 501(c)3 nonprofit that supports the reproductive autonomy of women and teens of color, poor and rural women, LGBTQIA+ people and their families through the framework of Reproductive Justice.
Our mission is to empower our base to lead healthy lives, raise healthy families and live in healthy and sustainable communities. We achieve our work through a 4-pronged strategy of education, policy & advocacy, cultural shift and harm reduction, and our reach is local, regional, national and international.
We seek to increase awareness and impact our supporters through centering the voices, experiences and leadership of those most marginalized, curating community-centered discussions and trainings to enhance and engage knowledge and base building among the people we serve, and strategically engage stakeholders whose work aligns with our mission and vision and expands our capacity to reach our base and achieve human rights.
Prior to our existence, there was no organization or entity formally working specifically from the reproductive justice framework in Tennessee. Since our founding, the reproductive justice framework has been adopted and adapted among state and regional stakeholders who consider the reproductive justice framework and lens a strategy and practice to achieve human rights for their work and base.
Support the work @ www.sisterreach.org
Our CEO & Founder Responds to the Overturning of Roe. https://conta.cc/3yntiyF
SisterReach CEO's Response to the Overturn of Roe Our Work Continues Beyond Roe Almost two weeks ago, many were shocked at the Supreme Court Decision, overturning Roe v. Wade. Unfortunately, or maybe fortunately, I was not, and neither were my staff
For residents of Shelby County who would like to early vote and vote on election day (May 3) and need transportation, please use the this link ubr.to/3EltETA to receive the voucher! 11a-7p during early voting. 7a-7p on election day (May 3).
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