SisterSong

🎶 Miami, you ready?! Tweet is pulling up to the #RoadtoESSENCE Tour kickoff! Come celebrate Black liberation, music, and community with us on May 2nd 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM at The Pool Hall @ The Red Rooster Overtown 920 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33136 ✨ Hosted by SisterSong and the Global Black Economic Forum — this is a moment you won’t want to miss. RSVP via here! https://tr.ee/jH5vRDh9PM #RoadtoESSENCE #Miami #BlackCulture #ReproductiveJustice #GBEF #Sistersong

SisterSong is hiring a Communications & Special Events Intern to support our storytelling, digital strategy, and event coordination rooted in Reproductive Justice. This part-time, remote position is ideal for someone with strong comms skills, a passion for cultural shift, and a deep commitment to justice. If you're ready to help shape the narrative and uplift movement work through digital content, campaigns, and intentional convening, apply now. $25/hr | 20 hrs/week | $1600/month Internship ends in December. https://lnkd.in/eAi9kB8b

SisterSong is hiring a Communications & Special Events Intern to support our storytelling, digital strategy, and event coordination rooted in Reproductive Justice. This part-time, remote position is ideal for someone with strong comms skills, a passion for cultural shift, and a deep commitment to justice. If you're ready to help shape the narrative and uplift movement work through digital content, campaigns, and intentional convening, apply now. $25/hr | 20 hrs/week | $1600/month Internship ends in December. https://lnkd.in/eAi9kB8b

We’re hiring. SisterSong is looking for a Birth Justice Care Fund Intern to join our team and support the distribution of life-affirming resources to our communities. If you’re passionate about reproductive justice, organized, and ready to make an impact this is for you! To apply email cover letter and resume to quana@sistersong.net! Temporary | Up to 40 hrs/week | $25/hr #ReproductiveJustice #BirthJustice #NowHiring #InternshipOpportunity #SisterSong

Fifty-one years ago, Roe v. Wade affirmed the right to abortion—a victory that changed the landscape of reproductive rights. But for Black women, Roe was the floor, not the ceiling. Despite the rights Roe safeguarded, many Black and brown women were denied access to the reproductive care we deserved due to reproductive care deserts or economic barriers to care.  The dismantling of #Roe exacerbated existing barriers to care and opened the door for 26 states to restrict or even criminalize abortion care. We know we need to restore the right to abortion, but what we need to build back must go further than #Roe to ensure everyone can make decisions for themselves, free from barriers and oppression. This fight is far from over. 💻 Visit the link in our bio to learn how you can take action and protect reproductive justice for generations to come.

Today, we honor Rev. Martin Luther King Jr, a trailblazing activist who championed community, justice, and freedom for all. In the spirit of self-determination and reproductive freedom, we’re offering an exclusive 1-YEAR FREE MEMBERSHIP to SisterSong—today only! This is your chance to organize, strategize, and mobilize for the change we deserve. Ready to make an impact? Click the link in our bio and Join the Reproductive Justice Movement TODAY!

Ironically, some of those in power who celebrate the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy would have opposed his acts of resistance. Despite some revisionist and whitewashed history, we know the truth. Dr. King was a fierce advocate for justice and stood firmly in the face of white supremacy. He understood how systems of oppression serve each other, whether the military-industrial complex, segregation or capitalism. Dr. King’s ability to foster community and collective action laid the foundation to shift policies and culture. Today, Reproductive Justice as a movement is rooted in recognizing the interconnectedness of our lives and that our fight for liberation depends on each other. As we continue to fight against white supremacy in all of its forms, we must hold close to the lessons of our ancestors, such as Dr. King. #MLKDay #ReproductiveJustice #TrustBlackWomen

Get ready for an inspiring keynote performance at the IWPR Power+ Summit! We're thrilled to welcome Monica Simpson, Executive Director of SisterSong, as our keynote speaker and performer! A leading voice for reproductive justice and Black women's rights, Monica's powerful message is bound to inspire us all. 📅 Only 6 days to go! Register for free to virtually join the summit: https://lnkd.in/etzEDwjK

Peace Everyone,    I hope that you are all well and taking the time to breathe in the midst of all we are navigating. I am sure we are all aware of the tragic deaths of Amber Thurman and Candi Miller in GA that were reported to be preventable and directly linked to the 6-week abortion ban we have been fighting.    Today, SisterSong is activating our Trust Black Women partners and creating an opportunity for Black women leaders, organizers, and Black-led orgs to join the Reproductive Justice movement to demand accountability for the Black women who lost their lives so senselessly.    We are holding a Trust Black Women Mass Mobilization call today Thursday, September 19th at 3:00 pm EST. We are also planning an action to take place on Sept. 28th in Atlanta. Our GA State Coordinator, Danielle, is taking point on this and will have more information on how to get plugged in on the call. Deep appreciation to Black Feminist Future who is also taking point on building an altar for the action. It takes a village, good people.    Please spread the word far and wide with your networks. I believe multiple emails are ok at this moment. You will find the RSVP link below. The Zoom link will be sent to the final vetted list by 1 pm today.    Monica Raye Simpson Executive Director SisterSong - The National Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective