Sisterhood Agenda, new home in St. Johns

[HTML1] Angela Coleman saw a need within the African American community. Their young girls needed a way to see themselves for the magnificent children that they were. Angela created a space for young girls to come, to be safe and to talk.  Since 1994, Sisterhood Agenda’s mission has been to uplift and aid in the self-development of women and girls of African descent, a unique population with special needs.It is now a global community.

With Global Partners who want to meet, talk face to face, encourage one another, Sisterhood Agenda is sponsoring the She Conference in St. Thomas. Any organizations and projects that are focuses on young girls would be welcomed to this valuable conference.

Angela Coleman is a cum laude graduate of Princeton University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a minor in African American Studies. She has an M.B.A. from the University of Phoenix and a Nonprofit Management Certificate from Duke University. Ms. Coleman holds additional certificates from the Institute of African Holistic Medicine & Science and The North Carolina Board of Natural Hair Care & Holistic Science. Her research topics include self-esteem, racial identity, self-definition, and stigmatization processes.

Learn more about Angela:

Sisterhood Agenda

A Journey toward Womanhood

The She Conference 2012

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