Sister Spokesman is a nonprofit event series sponsored by the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder. Now in its 15th 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 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 celebrates outstanding moms
Sister Spokesman once again celebrated outstanding mothers in the community.
Read moreApril Sister Spokesman focused on caregivers
Neither snow nor winds could stop Sister Spokesman's “Resource Fair for Caregivers” event, held on Saturday, April 1.
Read moreSister Spokesman attendees learn how to retire in style
Sister Spokesman held its “Roadmap to Retirement” event on Sat., March 4, from 12-3 pm, at LifeSource in Minneapolis. Financial...
Read moreAttendees learn their love language at Sister Spokesman event (photos)
Saturday, Feb. 11, had a bright and happy feel for attendees who came to soak up the energy and sunshine...
Read more​Sister Spokesman offers insights on surviving and thriving
On October 1, Sister Spokesman attendees gathered for an uplifting afternoon centered on ways people can thrive together, from diagnosis...
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