Resilient Sisterhood Project

09/30/2026

Have you registered for our upcoming event yet? Visit bit.ly/rsp-events to reserve your spot today!

Come experience the power of art, faith, history, and collective reflection as we consider how communities have faced challenges and drawn strength from spiritual traditions to protect dignity, advocate for justice, and carry hope forward.

You are warmly invited whether you come from a faith community, another tradition, or simply with a desire to listen, reflect, and connect.

🗓️ Saturday, October 17, 2026
🕜 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM ET
📍 485 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA 02118

The Resilient Sisterhood Project, in collaboration with Union Combined Parish, invites you to an afternoon of reflection, dialogue, and community.

Inspired by the painting, Sundays: Brief Respite for a Legacy of Hope, Healing, and Resistance, this special gathering brings together the three churches of Union Combined Parish to explore faith, resilience, moral courage, resistance, and our responsibility to future generations.

Come experience the power of art, faith, history, and collective reflection as we consider how communities have faced risks and drawn strength from spiritual traditions, protected dignity, advocated for justice, and carried hope forward.

You are warmly invited whether you come from a faith community, another tradition, or simply with a desire to listen, reflect, and connect.

🗓️ Saturday, October 17, 2026
🕜 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM ET
📍 485 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
🎟️ Register at bit.ly/rsp-events

09/28/2026

Black women face a higher risk of dying from breast cancer, yet important questions remain about how screening guidelines, access, and individual risk shape early detection.

In our latest post by RSP volunteer, Caroline Gable, Dr. Priscilla Slanetz, Professor of Radiology and former Section Chief of Breast Imaging at Boston Medical Center, shares her knowledge about breast cancer risks, screenings, health disparities, and the barriers that can keep women from screenings.

Read the full interview here:
https://bit.ly/4A4poKa

09/25/2026

Together, we can tear down the barriers that keep vital reproductive health and rights information out of reach. Join us—take action and donate today at rsphealth.org/donate.

While challenges in reproductive health and rights may seem insurmountable, you CAN make a difference.

You can help Black women access vital information to protect themselves, their daughters, sisters, mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and friends. By supporting the Resilient Sisterhood Project, you help bring well-researched, timely scientific knowledge directly to those who need it most, whether through our engaging workshops, educational art exhibitions, interactive events, or informative online resources.

Together, we can tear down the barriers that keep vital reproductive health and rights information out of reach. Join us—take action and donate today at rsphealth.org/donate.

09/24/2026

We are less than a month away from "Ancestral Blueprint for Resilience, Spirituality, and Ethical Courage"! To register for this upcoming event, please visit bit.ly/rsp-events.

We hope to see you there!

The Resilient Sisterhood Project, in collaboration with Union Combined Parish, invites you to an afternoon of reflection, dialogue, and community.

Inspired by the painting, Sundays: Brief Respite for a Legacy of Hope, Healing, and Resistance, this special gathering brings together the three churches of Union Combined Parish to explore faith, resilience, moral courage, resistance, and our responsibility to future generations.

Come experience the power of art, faith, history, and collective reflection as we consider how communities have faced risks and drawn strength from spiritual traditions, protected dignity, advocated for justice, and carried hope forward.

You are warmly invited whether you come from a faith community, another tradition, or simply with a desire to listen, reflect, and connect.

🗓️ Saturday, October 17, 2026
🕜 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM ET
📍 485 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
🎟️ Register at bit.ly/rsp-events

09/21/2026

While challenges in reproductive health and rights may seem insurmountable, you CAN make a difference.

You can help Black women access vital information to protect themselves, their daughters, sisters, mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and friends. By supporting the Resilient Sisterhood Project, you help bring well-researched, timely scientific knowledge directly to those who need it most, whether through our engaging workshops, educational art exhibitions, interactive events, or informative online resources.

Together, we can tear down the barriers that keep vital reproductive health and rights information out of reach. Join us—take action and donate today at rsphealth.org/donate.

09/17/2026

While challenges in reproductive health and rights may seem insurmountable, you CAN make a big difference.

Your gift to the Resilient Sisterhood Project will help deliver well-researched and up-to-date scientific information to those who need it most through our webpages, workshops, trainings, conferences, art exhibitions, symposiums, social media posts, monthly community bulletins, brochures, events, webinars, and more.

No one can do everything, but everyone can do something. Take action and make your gift today at rsphealth.org/donate.

If you believe that Black women and girls deserve equitable healthcare—where their concerns are not dismissed, where their diseases are promptly diagnosed and treated, where they don't face medical racism—you are NOT alone, and you are NOT powerless.

Your donation to RSP can help inform Black women and girls as well as future healthcare providers through our research, education, and advocacy.

No one can do everything, but everyone can do something. Take action and make your gift today at rsphealth.org/donate.

09/14/2026

If you believe that Black women and girls deserve equitable healthcare—where their concerns are not dismissed, where their diseases are promptly diagnosed and treated, where they don't face medical racism—you are NOT alone, and you are NOT powerless.

Your donation to RSP can help inform Black women and girls as well as future healthcare providers through our research, education, and advocacy.

No one can do everything, but everyone can do something. Take action and make your gift today at rsphealth.org/donate.

09/12/2026

The Resilient Sisterhood Project, in collaboration with Union Combined Parish, invites you to an afternoon of reflection, dialogue, and community.

Inspired by the painting, Sundays: Brief Respite for a Legacy of Hope, Healing, and Resistance, this special gathering brings together the three churches of Union Combined Parish to explore faith, resilience, moral courage, resistance, and our responsibility to future generations.

Come experience the power of art, faith, history, and collective reflection as we consider how communities have faced risks and drawn strength from spiritual traditions, protected dignity, advocated for justice, and carried hope forward.

You are warmly invited whether you come from a faith community, another tradition, or simply with a desire to listen, reflect, and connect.

🗓️ Saturday, October 17, 2026
🕜 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM ET
📍 485 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
🎟️ Register at bit.ly/rsp-events

09/10/2026

Pain and fever during pregnancy can be scary, and deciding whether it's safe to take medication can make things even more stressful.

The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine continues to recommend acetaminophen as a safe, first-line medication for pain and fever during pregnancy when clinically indicated.

Talk with your healthcare provider about what’s appropriate for you.

09/09/2026

There is no single "best" birth control method, there's the method that's right for you.

Your contraception should reflect your health, reproductive goals, preferences, lifestyle, access, and comfort.

The important part is that you have the information and freedom to make the decision yourself.