
A year-round sisterhood for girls 9 to 17, designed for and by Black women and girls. All girls are welcome.
We build spaces where Brooklyn young people are seen, mentored, and celebrated, and where they leave with real support, not just encouragement.
Bed-Stuy, Crown Heights, East Flatbush, and East New York
Saturday, November 21, 2:00 to 3:30 PM at 491 Herkimer Street. Free for girls 9 to 17 and their families.
RSVPWe are small and rooted in Central Brooklyn, and that keeps the work personal. We know young people by name, we bring in mentors and elders who have already lived it, and we connect families to the resources that actually move a life forward.
Girls find sisterhood in She Rises. Teens find their voice in Speak Life and their power to lead in Elevate Your Block. Seniors get from "I want to go to college" to "I'm in" at the College Access Clinic.
Four ways in, depending on who your young person is and what they need right now.

A year-round sisterhood for girls 9 to 17, designed for and by Black women and girls. All girls are welcome.
Nine weeks in Identity Teams for Black American, Caribbean, and African teens, learning to stand up for themselves, for each other, and against hate.
Free college and career coaching for rising seniors and families: CUNY, SUNY, HBCU and CBCA applications, FAFSA and TAP, scholarships, and essays.
Brooklyn teens plan and run a free community block party, from booking performers and designing flyers to pulling permits and hosting the day.
2:00 to 3:30 PM at 491 Herkimer Street. Free, with light refreshments, for girls 9 to 17 with a parent or guardian. RSVP for Founding Night
One-on-one coaching by call or text for rising seniors and their families. Request coaching
Limited spots for Brooklyn teens 13 to 18. Submit your interest
A free day of music, food, games, and community resources, planned and run by teens.
Small, steady groups where no young person disappears and every voice gets used.
Black women mentors, community elders, and caring adults who show up every week, not once.
Referrals, applications, and connections families can use long after a program ends.
Black American, Caribbean, and African young people together, with no community treated as a guest.
We work alongside churches, schools, senior residences, and community organizations across Central Brooklyn.
Partner with us



Share your time and your story with a young person. Everyone who works with youth is background-checked.
Tell us about youSchools, churches, senior residences, and community groups: help us reach young people and families.
Start a conversationBooks, meals, stipends, trips, and showcases: help make every part of the year possible.
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Questions about a program, signing up a young person, or working together? Send a note or reach out directly.