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As the fall season wrapped across the Houston area, Sister 2 Sistah joined the National Partnership for New Americans’ Naturalize Now! Houston citizenship campaign with one clear goal: to make sure no community was left behind.
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A network of community organizations, including the City of Houston’s Office of New Americans, Mi Familia en Acción, BPSOS, Pan-African Legal Services and Sister 2 Sistah, were also in attendance, working together to provide critical resources and assistance to families.
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Future leaders, storytellers, and changemakers gathered at the Houston Chronicle on Saturday, Feb. 22, for the 2025 Annual Student Mentorship Breakfast — an inspiring and informative symposium created in partnership with Sister 2 Sistah, H-E-B, Union Pacific Railroad, and the Houston Association of Black Journalists (HABJ).
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Denny’s joined forces with two Houston-based organizations to give back to the community. The first of two events, Take Me Out to the Ballgame, which took place on July 30 at Minute Maid Park, was hosted by Sister 2 Sistah.
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Sister 2 Sistah co-founders Nakia Cooper and Rebecca Briscoe were featured on KPRC 2 Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall where we discussed our mission to bring thousands of African American children to see the Houston Astros game this season.
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Nearly 100 youth from various underserved communities in the Houston area were given the “All-Star” experience at Minute Maid Park Wednesday, June 14, for the official kickoff of an initiative to send thousands of Black youth to see the Astros, led by legendary manager Dusty Baker, play.
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Sister 2 Sistah co-founders Rebecca Briscoe and Nakia Cooper are on a mission to bring the love of baseball back to African American households. It is a personal mission after the two working mothers saw a lack of diversity on the fields and in the stands at Major League Baseball games. KPRC 2's Sofia Ojeda interviews Briscoe and Cooper about their organization's initiative.
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Sister 2 Sistah is all about giving a hand up, not a hand out, and its founders are on a mission to do everything they can to get people IN need get WHAT they need. S2S co-founder Rebecca Briscoe and mentee Arianna Cooper spoke to CW 39's Idolina Peralez about the program.
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Originally posted on BlackAmericaWeb.com, author India Monee (republishing for S2S archival purposes only) Houston businesswomen Nakia Cooper and Rebecca Briscoe are helping black college-aged women achieve their academic…
