The Annual Sisters Empowering Sisters (SES) Conference

Beginning in 2005, the Annual Sisters Empowering Sisters (SES) Conference is a two-day event created and hosted by the Image Initiative for young women of color. Held in March -- in celebration of Women's History Month -- SES is complete with keynote speakers, plus other locally and nationally renowned speakers and moderators.

It features lively panel discussions on the organization's core issues like self-esteem, relationship violence, STDs/HIV/AIDS awareness/prevention, and teen pregnancy prevention. The conference also provides workshops that focus on higher education and career choices.

For more information on how your school can become involved, contact Nicole Watkins.

For more information on the Annual SES conference, please contact Nicole Watkins.

To donate to the conference or to volunteer, please see our Donate and Volunteer pages.

The 7th Annual
Sisters Empowering Sisters Conference
went Global!

Each year of the conference is truly special and this year we went Global with our S.O.S. - Saving Our Sisters theme and outreach to Haiti! Our young women who attended gave selflessly with their donations and we are so appeciative for their community activism and participation.

  SPECIAL THANK YOU to Victoria-Jean Louis for traveling all the way from Haiti and heading right back just to talk to our girls.

Thank you to our wonderful keynote speakers, workshop speakers, volunteers, chaperones, sponsors and once again to our special young women who attended.

We can’t wait until next year!

Click on the SES 2011 link below for conference highlights.