
June 2026 Newsletter
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Catch up with Our Sisters’ House through our June 2026 community newsletter. Read the June 2026 Newsletter

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Pull up a seat for honest conversations about healing, advocacy, and our community. Hear the voices behind the work on Hey Sis, You Okay?
Amanda Scott-Thomas joins Kye and Kelli for a conversation about empowering Black girls, the importance of community aunties, and showing up with care across generations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2irVaZN30M
Steffanee Holt joins Kye and Kelli to talk about prioritizing mental health, creating space for care, and strengthening wellness in our communities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fIaVLoB-IY Watch this episode
Abi McLane joins Kye and Kelli for a conversation about leadership, community impact, and the journey from advocate to CEO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af76LGd0wAg Watch this episode on YouTube
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