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Sisters Mentally Mobilized Inland Empire focuses on the importance of feeling well physically, mentally, emotionally, financially, and spiritually! 

Sisters Mentally Mobilized - Inland Empire!

Sisters Mentally Mobilized (SMM), a project of the California Black Women’s Health Project, is a statewide movement that trains Black women to become mental health community advocates and launch mental health-focused Sister Circles in the communities where Black women live, work, play, and pray. Too many of our sisters are suffering in silence. Sisters Mentally Mobilized aims to reduce mental health stigma, anxiety, and isolation among Black women and create space for us to tend to our minds, hearts, souls and communities. Over 150 Black women have been trained through this model of prevention.

​Sisters Mentally Mobilized is funded by a grant from the California Department of Public Health, Office of Health Equity, and is part of the California Reducing Disparities Project. 

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Sisters Mentally Mobilized - Inland Empire Sister Circle Mobilization 

​The Sisters Mentally Mobilized Inland Empire Sister Circle Team's participated in the NAMI Walk in Hemet, CA, as part of their continued advocacy in eliminating mental health stigma, isolation, and anxiety in the Black community. Special thanks to the San Bernardino Riverside Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and our donors who helped SMM I.E. exceed the fundraising goal!

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Meet the Sisters of SMM Inland Empire, the 1st Cohort!

We celebrate the incredible work each sister does and will continue to do on behalf of Black women in the Inland Empire!

15 incredibly passionate Black women came together and devoted themselves to deepening their knowledge and skills around supporting Black women's mental health, and laid the foundation to launch their own mental health-focused Sister Circles in the Inland Empire. 

The California Black Women's Health Project would also like to give a special thanks to our wonderful partners at Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement (C.O.P.E), who played a significant role in the success of Sisters Mentally Mobilized--Inland Empire.