Why S'nel?

The destructive and horrifying adversity faced by self-identified black women are tantamount. Domestic violence and sexual assault (DVSA) are certainly only part of the laundry list of trauma and inequities that we face. Still, the need to pay special attention to DVSA is evident, and is especially so give my own experience.
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S’nel provides an opportunity to change and take back the narrative. Where self-identified black women who suffer from these violences may not look to social services, they may look to S’nel as a community of women who really understand, as an opportunity to imagine, empower, and achieve your best life.

Mission

My mission is to raise awareness around the stories, experiences, and triumphs of self-identified black women survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault through programs for the community, activities for children, and classes for women, children, and young adults.
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Vision

S’nel centers the future we envision around the Haitian proverb “fanm pa dra; lespwa fe viv” which literally translates to “women are not bed sheets; hope makes one live.” I aspire to make it possible for these women to be active in love and for both women and children to fully live their lives. I aim to make a change by creating a better life for these women and children, adding a bit of hope in each and every product sold.

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