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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…
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The power of determination - and social media - a young Houston mother lands her dream job after posting a transparent post, that went viral.
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A Sister 2 Sistah co-founder and Port Arthur native is giving back to her hometown community and stressing the importance of education. Rebecca Briscoe is counting her blessings and spreading love to her hometown. The philanthropist and media consultant says she's humbled by her successes in Houston and couldn't forget her roots. A surprise visit and donation to Booker T. Washington Elementary School in Port Arthur, Tuesday, is one way Briscoe hopes to inspire the next generation.
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When you think of people wearing many hats, you may need about a dozen heads to keep up with these two ladies who are taking Houston by storm. Rebecca Briscoe and Nakia Cooper are both media professionals and the co-founders of Sister 2 Sistah, a mentoring program for college women of color who are fighting to overcome obstacles.
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REPOSTING FOR ARCHIVAL PURPOSES: This article was originally posted on USA Today, written by Ginger Hervey, and titled “Women of color converge on Broadway…
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Rebecca Briscoe and Nakia Cooper hosted the 2nd Annual Sister 2 Sistah Dinner Party at the historic Buffalo Soldiers National Museum. The dinner party was an empowerment soiree like non-other, bringing young women of color face-to-face with inspirational women who have walked their all-too-familiar walk, and have come out victorious on the personal and professional sides.
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"Read Across the Globe," an event organized by Points of Light, the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation, Volunteer Houston and Deloitte, brought thousands of supervised volunteers into schools to read to classrooms for 30 minutes – all in a 24-hour period. Sister 2 Sistah jumped at the chance to read to students at Harmony Science Academy in southwest Houston.
