Sister to Sister International, Inc. (STSI) is a non-profit and non-governmental organization that aims to connect, advance and strengthen women,
girls and families of African descent worldwide by linking them to available resources.
Our organization achieves this goal through education, advocacy and by promoting African culture. One of our primary objectives is to
develop healthy lifestyles among our members.
We focus on Health and Wellness, Education and Global Affairs to achieve this. To support our objectives, we organize health symposia and campaigns, personal and professional development workshops and seminars, fundraisers to enable charitable contributions and student scholarships,
global briefings, communications & academic enrichment programs for youth, and publish periodic newsletters and a news flash to
promote advocacy and information sharing.
We also engage in dialogue with legislators on key issues affecting women and families, support UN conferences, network with women from all
over the world, and collaborate with partners to advance our causes.
PLATFORM FOR ACTION WORKGROUPS
JUVENILE
&
SOCIAL JUSTICE
S.T.E.A.M.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
&
PROSPERITY
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
HEALTH
&
WELLNESS
Upcoming Events
How to Obtain Business CreditWed, Jun 25Zoom
STSI Friends & Family Day PicnicSat, Jul 12Sprain Ridge Park
2025 UKG Virtual Mentoring ProgramDate and time is TBDZoom
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The Westchester Black Maternal and Child Center of Excellence (WBMCCE) facilitates public awareness, improved social determinants of health and the elimination of racial biases that negatively impact black maternal health outcomes.
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We are proud to unveil this baseline research report that provides a snapshot on Black women and girls in Westchester County. This report entitled,
“Still I Rise”
is an extension of our work that began in 2015 with the Obama White House Council on Women and Girls. We have since utilized a collective impact framework and built a cross-section of over 25 stakeholders, working collaboratively to improve outcomes for Black women and girls in Westchester related to STEM, STEAM and Health Curricula and Careers; Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Maternal Health and Healthy Lifestyles; Suspensions, Trauma & the Juvenile Justice System and Entrepreneurship, Pay Equity and Economic Prosperity.
This groundbreaking research is meant to bolster our efforts and assist us in managing by fact. This report is also a testament to the resilience of Black women and girls, many of whom have achieved against the odds, rising to key positions, in government, like the Hon. Andrea Stewart Cousins, NYS Senate Majority Leader. She is the first woman to hold this position in NYS, as well as other Black women who have been trailblazers in the judicial, business, academia, and the arts, to name a few.