Welcome, sister! We're so glad you are here!

We are excited to have the opportunity to get to connect with you, get to know you, and build with you in this movement! We believe our sisters throughout the state, including Sacramento deserve to feel well physically, mentally, emotionally, financially, and spiritually! Here you will find all information relating to the Sacramento cohort of Sisters Mentally Mobilized. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email Program Manager, Dana Sherrod, at dana@cabwhp.org, or Senior Program Coordinator Natalie Champion at natalie@cabwhp.org

Sisters Mentally Mobilized- Sacramento

Sisters Mentally Mobilized- Advocate Training 
The Advocate Training Program (ATP) is the introductory experience of Sisters Mentally Mobilized. Over the course of approximately 6-8  weeks, participating sisters will gain a deeper understanding of the forces that contribute to mental health stigma, anxiety and isolation in Black women; share and learn coping and support  strategies; identify community priorities for mental health advocacy and organizing; and craft solutions for promoting individual and community well-being. The SMM-ATP prepares Black women to establish and lead mental-health focused sister circles in their communities. 
Session Schedule
The Sacramento cohort of Sisters Mentally Mobilized will begin with a two-day orientation. The ATP sessions will begin the following week, and will consist of one session per week (dates to be announced).  Participating sisters will also complete a group project by the end of the ATP, which will be showcased at graduation attended by friends, family, and community leaders!
Ready to apply? Complete the online application before
September 26, 2018.
Prefer to fill out a paper copy? Download the application as a PDF HERE

Sacramento Updates & Key Dates

Please check back frequently for updates on Sacramento program launch dates! Sisters Mentally Mobilized Sacramento is expected to launch in October 2018, but dates are subject to change. 
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