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The Sister Scene recruits passionate people to co-create beautiful cross-cultural community. We gather for arts, athletics, learning and justice actions to strengthen cross-cultural ties. All compassionate people are welcome!

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Our multicultural gatherings build solidarity across the boundaries that commonly separate Americans.

Nan Walker, (Left) shared at the Ackland Museum SisterScene gathering for the Breonna Taylor: Holding Space Memorial in July, 2021, that she had brainstormed the name Sister Scene; we were formerly called SoJuicy and Simply Supportive Community). Me…

In July 2021 Sister Scene gathered, fully vaccinated, for the Breonna Taylor: Holding Space Memorial at the UNC Chapel Hill Ackland Museum of Art. Pictured here: SisterScene co-founder, Meleata Pinto (right), Hetal Wasudev, (middle) Beth Bruch and Nan Walker (left).

WHAT DO WE DO? We create compassionate social circles, online and in-person. Meet ups, study adventures, excursions, athletic, arts and music events. Justice for voting rights, women, Black Lives, LGBTQ+ rights. Be sure to check out Justice Action Fridays, year round.

Co-Leadership: Emily Cox, MSW, retired adolescent/adult psychotherapist, artist, voting rights advocate and community organizer. Co-founder, Meleata Pinto, MBA, a former UNC athlete and also a marketing leader at the highest level in the tech industry. Our associate directors: Brianna Pinto, National Women’s Soccer League, workers’ rights advocate, NC Courage mid-fielder. And Marie Cox-McMahon, UNC public policy graduate, voting rights, economic and criminal justice advocate. High school interns, please apply! Asha Gupta, excellent high school arts and entrepreneurship student.

Group experiences are moderated, facilitated and curated to create positive social connections. Our values are rooted in the reality of abundance, mutual respect and non-judgement. Differences are embraced. As a community we are a resource for what Heather McGeehee calls “The Solidarity Dividend,” Americans reaching across racial lines to work together for the common good—and securing better lives for us all.

Question: How are sisterhoods like this born?Answer: You’ll see whenever you meet these two Durham Public School buddies.

Imagine how joining together amplifies positive impact on the world!  Sister Scene multiplies this synergy. You belong here.

Born in the Year 2000. Our babies and Bean Traders Durham coffee shop!

Imagine, amplify, synergize positive impact on the world with us!

No membership fees, committees or deadlines. Show up as you are able. Important: We are a radically-inclusive, non-partisan, grass roots organization. Invites exchanged via email, social media, text messaging, and snail mail.

Intersectional Synergy happens when we share! Like, Follow, Share on FB, Twitter, & Instagram. Use the form on this page to sign-up. Share your ideas! Contact us directly by email or text: sisterscene2000@gmail.com 919.414.0580.

Sister Scene Hometeam. Durham, North Carolina. Emily, Marie, Meleata, Brianna, Vandana, Lutricia, Nan, Anne, Lisa, and more. We look forward to seeing Home Team Asheville, Raleigh, New Orleans, Austin, Seattle, Portland. Please join our home team!