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About Brave Sis Project
Rozella Kennedy
Rozella Kennedy is a dynamic and accomplished leader with a diverse background in strategy, marketing, communications, resource development, and organizational leadership. A creator, thought leader, author, facilitator, she is the founder of Brave Sis Project (BSP) which advances intersectional equity through innovative educational products, leadership development, and community-building rooted in the celebration of Black, Brown, Asian & Indigenous women’s history and lived experience. Rozie works with individuals, groups, and organizations to enhance collaboration, leadership acumen, personal allyship, and intercultural intelligence. She develops and implements solutions that help individuals, groups, and clients strengthen their ability to identify and mitigate bias, blind spots, and barriers in navigating differences in race, culture, ethnicity, class — and many other factors of identity and lived experience. Convening brave, collaborative spaces across difference has been called her ministry.
She is also the author of the Nautilus award-winning book Our Brave Foremothers: Celebrating 100 Black, Brown, Asian, and Indigenous Women who Changed the Course of History, with a new book is in progress: World Brave Sis: 100 Dream-Time Dialogues With Women Who Led the Way. In 2024, she also launched an online course: “Allies, Advocates, Co-Conspirators, Friends, Sisters: a Playbook for Leading, Learning, and Liberation” a curriculum for exploring the complexities and possibilities of building authentic collaborations and relationships across differences and “isms,” incorporating ample space for practicing self-reflection and growth, and is producing a new curriculum entitled “Class Class: Considering and Deconstructing Myths about Race, Class, Wealth, and Worth in America.”
