Sister Spokesman is a nonprofit event series sponsored by the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder. Now in its 19th year, Sister Spokesman continues to serve African American women in the community with spaces to learn, share, laugh, indulge, and encourage one another.
Community events are a part of the Minnesota Spokesman Recorder’s commitment to our readership. MSR Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard founded the nonprofit Sister Spokesman to address the often-expressed need for gathering spaces that cater to and celebrate African American women in the Twin Cities.
The afternoon includes a discussion of impactful topics, music, giveaways, shopping, and more. The Sister Spokesman vendor market serves as a commerce hub for Black entrepreneurs to cultivate a consumer base while allowing shoppers to keep their dollars in the community. Our attendance is from 75-100 women every month.
Sister SpokesmanHighlights
Sister Spokesman was in full bloom
Sister Spokesman hosted its "Seed, Plant and Harvest, Let's Grow Girl!" event, featuring presenter Kim Geraci, Tracey Williams-Dillard, and artist...
Read moreSister Spokesman celebrates Women’s History Month with powerhouse panelists
Sister Spokesman, a gathering of African American women, celebrated Women's History Month with a powerhouse panel.
Read moreSister Spokesman’s event promotes self-love and relationship harmony
Sister Spokesman held its latest event, "Hearts and Harmony", at NorthPoint Health & Wellness, featuring a presentation by Alex Merritt...
Read moreSister Spokesman inspires visions for the new year
Sister Spokesman kicked off the year with an inspiring program designed to help participants realize their new year's goals.
Read moreSister Spokesman ends 2023 with self-care event at Northpoint
Sister Spokesman closes the year on a high note with "Season of Self-Care" event,
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