The Resilient Sisterhood Project

The Resilient Sisterhood Project is a non-profit organization based in Boston, Massachusetts, dedicated to improving reproductive health outcomes for women of African descent. With a team of four employees, the organization focuses on addressing health disparities and promoting open dialogue surrounding often-overlooked reproductive diseases. The Resilient Sisterhood Project primarily serves women of African descent, including transgender women, cisgender women, gender queer, and gender non-conforming individuals with female reproductive systems. Through culturally sensitive educational programs and safe spaces for discussion, the organization aims to empower women with knowledge about their reproductive health. What sets The Resilient Sisterhood Project apart is its unique approach that intertwines health education with social and cultural awareness. Recognizing the impact of racial discrimination, internalized racism, and socioeconomic disparities on reproductive health, the organization works to dismantle these systemic barriers through advocacy and activism. By fostering open conversations and providing culturally relevant information, they strive to break the silence surrounding reproductive health issues that disproportionately affect Black women. Interested individuals can visit rsphealth.org to learn more about The Resilient Sisterhood Project and its initiatives.