SisterSong

The conversations at The Male Factor were honest, vulnerable, and transformative.
Black men came together to break the silence around male factor infertility, sharing deeply personal stories of diagnosis, acceptance, grief, resilience, and hope. Together, we explored the many pathways to fatherhood—including IVF, embryo donation, and adoption—and acknowledged that there is no one "right" way to build a family.
We also created space to talk about pregnancy loss and the lasting impact of grief, recognizing that these experiences affect fathers too and deserve to be seen, heard, and honored.
What made this gathering so powerful wasn't just the stories shared—it was the community that formed. Men left feeling less alone, more informed, and empowered to take the next step in their fertility and family-building journeys.
This is what Fertility Justice looks like: creating spaces where Black men can speak openly, heal collectively, and reclaim their reproductive futures.
Thank you to every panelist, storyteller, and participant who made this conversation possible. Your courage is changing the narrative for generations to come.

Surprise. Surprise. Hoochies of Houston and SisterSong are linking up this year at 😏

For 3 days, SisterSong Birthmark Doula Collective and WWAV are collaborating for our 2nd RJ Culture House, a curated space highlighting the deep ground work that RJ leaders are doing to organize around the country. In NOLA, we will gather and have the necessary conversations needed to keep the movement going forward, together.

📌🔗Head to our linktree in our bio, to find all of the RJ Culture House and Essence Fest events! RSVP’s are open, see you in NOLA!



🔁 REPOST FROM SISTERSONG

We heard her. Did you? 👏🏾
Young people aren't waiting for a seat at the table. They're building their own, and they've been trying to tell us that.
This clip of Sriya Srinivasan is from , but the message? Still hits. That's exactly why we created Youth Uncensored for .
A dedicated space for young leaders (ages 18-25) who are in or moving toward social justice and community organizing. They'll leave with real skills, real community, and real tools to organize for reproductive liberation.
Because youth voice isn't a checkbox. It's the future of this movement.
Join us August 6th. Register at the link in bio.
Learn more at letstalkaboutsexconference.com

Day 1 of started with a bang👏🏾 We reunited the men from our viral Black Men Trust Black Women roundtable on the Global Black Economic Forum stage - and it reminded us exactly why we do this work.
These conversations aren't always easy. But they create space for healing, community, and liberation.💜
And the joy the Trust Black Women Universe brought?? We felt it. 🙌🏾

Stay tuned — more from SisterSong at is coming 👀