This group was formed because I felt there was a need among black women in the Northwest to get to know one another and be ourselves!  This group will allow us to make now friends, have enlightening discussions, meet travel and walking buddies, plan nights out on the town, share our hearts dreams and desires and just be there for one another when you need a friend!! Due to popular demand, this group is now open to all women!  However, our emphasis will be focused on meeting the needs of African …

… Mission We will occupy Seattle Center -- specifically in the shadow of the Emerald City's most visible landmark, as if to harness its potential to broadcast our intent -- in order to demonstrate Unity, Peace, Love, Tolerance, Altruism, the Right to Peacefully Co-Exist, Brother/Sisterhood, and our capability to behave as an evolved race. As Sentient physical expressions of Spiritual Consciousness, We will lend our intent to raise awareness to the fact that the world's collective unrest lays in a …

… We encourage members to be active as this is the how bonds of “sisterhood” are formed and after all, everyone needs a good “gal pal” to talk to once and a while! Membership Rules  Your photo, first name and completed profile is required for membership. We do this for the protection of our membership and only members see this information. If you have been referred by an existing member, you automatically “in”! Though it is not always the case, it has been our experience that an applicant who belo …

Women of African and African-Hispanic descent ( or affinity) who are interested in the indigenous religions of Africa, with a focus on West and Central Africa, and its variants in the Americas (Santeria, Voudon, Candomble, Lucumi, Palo,Obeah, Hoodoo). To study, discuss, and build sisterhood around this ancient African religion, its history, beliefs, rituals, etc. Gatherings include public place events related to Africana spirituality and cosmology, rituals and celebrations, and private home gath …

This Group is for Women Veterans who want to get together to heal through living and doing. Examples of our ideas are: day hikes, knitting circles, belly dancing, yoga, helping the elderly with yard and house work... the list goes on and on.