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SisterMentors is a nonprofit program that promotes education among women and girls of color. Visit our website: www.sistermentors.org
Help women and girls achieve their dreams of higher education by joining us for our annual virtual fundraiser next Thursday, September 12th at 9:00 am! It's free, only 30 minutes, and guests not on camera. Please register using the link in our bio.
Our Girls Run for President Series
Here at SisterMentors, we grow women of color leaders every day. During our Leadership Workshop this past May, we asked our girls to run for president by building a campaign platform. Follow our series as we post snippets from their campaign speeches leading up to our virtual fundraiser on Thursday, September 12 at 9am ET. Virtual. Only 30 Minutes. No Tickets Required.
SisterMentors is recruiting women of color doctoral students! Join us! Interested? Contact Dr. Shireen Lewis at [email protected]. .D
We can’t believe it's been almost 27 years since SisterMentors began supporting women and girls of color like Tihitina achieve their dreams! We want to contribute to a larger movement for equity and justice — one woman and one girl at a time. In the face of deep-seated educational inequities, the bonds we seek to foster are one of the most powerful and transformative aspects of any woman’s or girl’s educational experience. Join us for a virtual fundraiser on September 12th 👉 RSVP Today with the link in our bio
Our Girls Run for President Series
Here at SisterMentors, we grow women of color leaders every day. During our Leadership Workshop this past May, we asked our girls to run for president by building a campaign platform. Follow our series as we post snippets from their campaign speeches leading up to our virtual fundraiser on Thursday, September 12 at 9am ET. Virtual. Only 30 Minutes. No Tickets Required.
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Meet U.S. Speaker Dr. Shireen Lewis, the executive director of eduSeed and founder of EduSeed’s SisterMentors program. She has devoted over 20 years to mentoring and coaching women and girls. Dr. Lewis has received many awards for her work, including honorary degrees from Rutgers University and Hollins University, a Women Making a Powerful Difference Award from Ebony magazine and Pine Sol, and the Honorable Annice M. Wagner Pioneer Award from the Bar Association of the District of Columbia.
U.S. Speaker Dr. Lewis was the dean and teacher at a high school for girls in Trinidad and Tobago. She has helped raise funds for a teenage pregnancy program at a high school in her hometown of Fyzabad, Trinidad and for the first school in a village in Tibet which has the unprecedented requirement that fifty percent of its students must be girls. She has served on the board of several community organizations in the United States that promote education and equity for women and girls.
Recently, Dr. Lewis participated in a virtual program with audiences in Morocco to speak on economic prosperity and women in STEM.
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Ever wonder how mentorship can change lives? Listen to the latest SisterMentors podcast episode, in which Dr. Regina Fuller-White discusses overcoming educational inequities and becoming a leader in international affairs. Available on all podcast platforms!
While visiting Bryn Mawr College, SisterMentors got the opportunity to enjoy breakfast with College President Kim Cassidy.
✨New Episode Alert!✨ Dive into Dr. Regina Fuller-White's story of determination and cultural exploration on the
SisterMentors podcast. 🎓🌍 From South Carolina to Ghana, her journey is a testament to the power of support and education.
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WOW!!! Bryn Mawr!!! We are soo excited to be here! SisterMentors at one of the premier women's colleges!!! 🎓
It's Black Girl Freedom Week!!! Help us reach our goal of $5,000 to help our girls and young women visit colleges during their spring break! DONATE here: https://donorbox.org/sistermentors
Support SisterMentors as 2023 Ends...https://sistermentors.org
Here's our first year, first gen college student telling her story about the impact of SisterMentors on her life for many years!
Here's our latest full podcast: https://lnkd.in/ezhF24PK
But first, let's start with the Teaser below. Listen as Dr. Shoji Malone talks about the magic of SisterMentors and how that magic translates into a sisterhood around earning the Ph.D.
Here we go!! You are INVITED!!! THIS Thursday, 9/14 at 9am. Virtual, Free, Only 30 Minutes. Guests not on Camera. RSVP here:https://sistermentors.org/building-the-dream-standing-strong-in-a-new-era/
One of the unique things about SisterMentors is the deep long term relationship between girls and their mentors.With excellent mentors as role models, girls can achieve their dream of higher education. Listen to Ruth Solomon and Bathsheba Bryant -Tarpeh talk about their journey together.
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Our young women have arrived on college campuses from Virginia to Ohio including those starting this fall. Amel is at orientation this week at Spelman. Listen to what she did this summer and come hear her personal journey at our Virtual Fundraiser on Thursday, September 14 at 9am ET. It is VIRTUAL. FREE. ONLY 30 MINUTES. Register here: www.sistermentors.org.
Gifty is one of our young women who started SisterMentors in middle school and recently earned a Masters degree and is a successful international model. To hear stories about how SisterMentors is changing lives, RSVP for our 30-minute virtual fundraiser on Thursday, September 14 at 9am at www.sistermentors.org
Celebrating the Life of Professor Charles Ogletree.
From SisterMentors’ Archives --Our Visit to Harvard University Hosted by the Late Professor Charles Ogletree. APRIL 2012
"I was honored to meet President Obama's professor," said one of the girls. Professor Charles Ogletree graciously hosted us at the law school on the first day of our visit. The girls had asked to visit the law school since many of them want to become lawyers. Professor Ogletree taught both President Barack Obama and Mrs. Obama at Harvard and has remained close to President Obama throughout the president's political career. Professor Ogletree invited the girls to sit in on his law school class with guest lecturer, Stephen Bright, one of the nation's leading anti-death penalty attorneys.
Before class began, Professor Ogletree spent time with the girls talking about his life and responding to questions. Professor Ogletree shared with the girls that he grew up in a poor family but had great teachers at his high school and went on to graduate from Stanford and Harvard universities. In response to a question from one of the girls, Professor Ogletree explained how he became a lawyer. He said that he was not sure about what he wanted to do when he was in college and decided to become a lawyer when he met Angela Davis' attorneys during her trial. Angela Davis is an American political activist and scholar whose trial is one of the most famous trials in U.S. history. Professor Ogletree said that he started his career as a public defender in Washington, D.C., a job he described as "the best job I ever had."
One of the girls asked how he feels knowing that he taught the President of the United States. Professor Ogletree said that President Obama was a remarkable student but that Mrs. Obama was even better. He explained that he met Mrs. Obama the first year he started teaching at Harvard and was impressed by her court appearances helping people with public assistance and housing problems. One of the girls described the meeting with Professor Ogletree as "very informative." "It helped me figure out what I want to do with my future."
BIG CONGRATS to Portia Buchongo who earned her Ph.D. in Health Services Research yesterday, March 30, 2023! She is now the 87th woman of color that SisterMentors has helped to her doctorate. BRAVO, Dr. Buchongo! Go, SisterMentors!
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In celebration of Women's History Month and International Women's Day, we feature one of SisterMentors young women college graduates with an international perspective who is taking the heart and spirit of SisterMentors abroad to help more young women.
Listen to the full Podcast with Kedest Firdaweke here:https://lnkd.in/e5phNu8G
Listen to the Teaser here:
Every day is Women's History at SisterMentors: History is made when girls of color, low income and first gen go to college and women of color earn doctorates including in STEM. Go, SisterMentors!
Lots of deep love from all of us here at SisterMentors!
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Today on MLK Day, we want to honor his Ph.D. and encourage all other people of color who have earned and are working on earning Ph.D.s. Keep going! Don't stop!
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