April 2008
T. Timogi Jackson
was awarded
"Speaker of the Year"
from the
Office of Student Development on the campus of Winston Salem State University
in Winston Salem , NC. Congratulations Timogi from your Sistah Party family!
Below:
Timogi performing an exercise during a Sistah Party at the Bethesda Homeless Center in Winston Salem in March 2009
BELOW:
The 2nd Annual Twin Cities Leadership Conference was held in February 2009,
at Salem College.
Timogi was one of a dozen community leaders asked to lead an independent group discussion with students from the four institutions involved(Winston Salem State University, Wake Forest, The School of the Arts and Salem College).
Her topic of choice was instilling hope and planting the higher education seed in the minds of young students, who are potentially first generation college students, through volunteering in public schools while attending college.
Private Sistah Party hosted by Betty in March 2009. Below are images of the welcome table,
products and guests.
Above scenes from private Sistah Parties.
ready for an uplifting experience, then you must taste and see what a Sistah Party can do for you. Timogi is an amazing woman who has honored her gifts and talents from God and used them for the betterment of woman from every background in life. You will experience a true camaraderie atmosphere. A place where women can feel safe, uninhibited and respected is the format of theses Sistah parties. And you will laugh; love yourself and others through a Divine connection. We agree to disagree without being disagreeable, now that is refreshing! Joyce
Bartonsville, PA
Below are photos from a private SistahParty
in Kernersville, NC
and photos from a Sistah Party
hosted by Shiloh Baptist Church
in Winston Salem, NC
A Sistah Party is an empowering, reaffirming experience for women. Led by Timogi, every woman present participates. Thought provoking questions are asked and answered and vigorous exchange abounds. Although a Sistah Party is about loving and freeing yourself, fun and laughter are important components as well. Timogi is a gifted writer and visionary. Her work totally reflects what the party is all about. Yes, there are items for sale, but there is no selling.
The women make purchases because they want
to remember the Sistah Party and continue to experience the empowering love. As Timogi says in one of her poems, “You are free Sistah!” and she means it.
Sarah
Los Angeles, CA
Above are photos from the Sistah Party hosted by The Office of Student Development of Winston Salem State University.