Women with Broken Heals

05/20/2026

🕯️ “One day you’re doing the healing, and then the other day you’re the one who is being healed. That is the true meaning of we got us.”

Thank you Janet for this beautiful testimonial 🫂 Healing, community, and joy all rooted in the wisdom of our ancestors— that is what awaits at We Got Us! RSVP and learn more at fanmsaj.org/wegotus ⭐️

05/20/2026

Join us for the We Got Us: Weathering the Storm Through Healing Justice Summit on May 29–30 in Little Haiti, Miami.

Together, we will explore healing, movement ecology, and collective action. Learn more and get signed up at fanmsaj.org/wegotus ❤️

These past few months, organizers and healers have been ideating, gathering, and building to curate a space for you and for us. ✨

Join us for the We Got Us: Weathering the Storm Through Healing Justice Summit on May 29–30 in Little Haiti, Miami.

Together, we will explore healing, movement ecology, and collective action through the lens of earth, fire, wind, water, and iron. Through panel conversations, film screenings, restorative justice practices, and community gathering, we are creating space to reflect, reconnect, and imagine new possibilities for safety, healing, and liberation.

This moment is calling us to weather the storm together. 🌊🔥🌍💨⚒️

05/06/2026

We are survivors and we are the answer to the question “how do we make our communities safer?”

We are survivors and we are changing the narrative 🫂 Thank you to all who attended the Miami Healing Vigil!

Take the next step on your journey this May 29th and join us for the second annual Fanm Saj Healing Justice Summit 💙 Visit fanmsaj.org/wegotus to learn more!

05/01/2026

This past Saturday we gathered, survivors shared their stories, and we drew closer together as a community of survivors 🫂 Thank you to all who attended the Miami Healing Vigil hosted in honor of National Crime Victims Week! 💛

To get connected to our healing justice work, email [email protected] 📧

Stay tuned for more updates and opportunities to be part of community growth and healing 🙏🏽

Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice

04/24/2026

🕯️ Healing means having space to be in community, mourn, and form the connections necessary to end Domestic Violence. This Saturday, we gather to share stories and uplift the survivors and victims alike.

💛 RSVP at bit.ly/miamivigil For assistance with transportation or questions regarding the event, please contact [email protected] or call (786) 267-7629

🌳Join us at Demps Park at 11350 SW 216th st and come with signs, candles, photos, or just your presence. All are welcome. Please share widely with survivors in your community!




Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice

11/20/2025

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05/22/2025

🌍 WE GOT US: The Diaspora Is Calling 🌍
🧠 Healing. 💥 Strategy. 🎭 Culture. ✊🏾 Resistance.

Join us for a powerful two-day summit for Black and Brown youth organizers across Florida! It’s time to connect, build, and rise together. Will you answer the call?

🗓️ Friday, May 23 | 6PM–9PM
📍 Little Haiti Cultural Center – 212 NE 59th Terrace, Miami, FL 33137

🗓️ Saturday, May 24 | 9AM–5PM
📍 Miami Workers Center – 745 NW 54th St., Miami, FL 33127

✨ We’ll gather to build ecosystems of care, healing, and justice, rooted in ancestral wisdom.
🗣️ Nou pale Kreyòl | Hablamos Español

🔗 RSVP now: [insert link]

✊🏾 Healing. 📚 Strategy. 🎨 Culture. 🧭 Resistance.
“The Diaspora is Calling — will you answer?”
A call to connect, build, and rise together across our diasporic communities.

🌍 The Diaspora is Calling!
A two-day summit for Black and Brown youth organizers across Florida.

May 23–24 | RSVP now: https://forms.gle/7TMZFCutR7zZBxxJ8 Also in Bio

04/11/2025

With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Sarina McCray, a beloved founding member of Women with Broken Heals. Sarina was more than a co-founder — she was a beacon of strength, healing, and resilience. Through her pain, she created purpose, and through her journey, she helped others find their voice.

Her compassion knew no limits, and her presence left an unforgettable imprint on everyone who crossed her path. Sarina's vision for Women with Broken Heals was born from a place of deep understanding and unwavering faith — and it has transformed countless lives.

We will forever honor her legacy by continuing the work she poured her heart into. Her light will guide us as we lift others the way she lifted us.

Rest in power, Sarina. Your legacy lives on in every woman who dares to rise from brokenness into boldness.

Her Funeral Service will be held on Friday April 11th, 2025 from 5pm-9m. Located at 13700 NW 19th Ave Unit 8 Opa Locks, Fl 33054 United States

03/06/2025

🌸 Celebrating Women’s History Month! 🌸

March is a time to honor the achievements, resilience, and contributions of women throughout history. From pioneers in science and activism to trailblazers in business, arts, and leadership—women have shaped the world in powerful ways. 💜

This month, let’s uplift the voices of women, recognize their struggles and victories, and continue advocating for equality and empowerment. Join us in celebrating the past, inspiring the present, and shaping a future where every woman and girl can thrive!

Tag a woman who inspires you and share her story in the comments! ✨

02/13/2025

Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of Maya Angelou, a literary giant, activist, and voice of resilience. Through her poetry, autobiographies, and speeches, she painted powerful pictures of Black struggle, hope, and triumph.

Angelou was more than a poet—she was a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, working alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Her words became a source of strength for generations fighting for justice. From I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings to Still I Rise, she reminded us that even in the face of oppression, our voices matter, our stories are powerful, and our spirits remain unbreakable.

Maya Angelou’s influence extended far beyond her writing—she was a performer, educator, and a fierce advocate for human rights. During the 1960s, she lived in Ghana, where she worked with prominent African leaders and intellectuals, reinforcing the connection between the civil rights struggle in the U.S. and the broader fight for liberation across the African diaspora. Her activism and artistry were deeply intertwined, using poetry and storytelling as powerful tools to challenge racism, sexism, and injustice.

Her impact lives on in every dreamer, activist, and storyteller who dares to stand for equality. Let’s continue to uplift her message of courage, dignity, and love.