The Sistah Friends Project was an international arts initiative that recognized and celebrated that the African diaspora spans the world.
Using contemporary art practices, we formed bonds and communities with our sistahs at home and abroad. Through self-portraiture and oral narrative projects, Sistah Friends created a multimedia platform for honest and autonomous productions and reproductions of black women. The aim was to collaboratively reimagine, repoliticize, and recontextualize the black female form in order to salvage a complex history and to strengthen connectivity. Our mission was to instill confidence, promote self-empowerment, and develop tools for community and self-configuration through the creative process. Using the arts, we offered a safe forum to unpack themes of gender, sex, movement, home, body and identity.
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