HERSANA CIC

Welcome to HERSANA. We are a not-for-profit organisation, based in England. We support Black women and girls who have experienced any form of gendered violence, at any stage of their lives. All of our support services are FREE. hersana.org

We're recruiting SANA Spaces volunteers!💜 Love nightlife? Always looking out for your friends? Join our London events welfare team. Gain experience, meet people and help make nights out safer. Travel & food covered. Apply: hersana.org/support-us/volun…

"We are dangerous. Against all odds, we are still here" - quote from Power in Print

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Meet the research team behind Power in Print.

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Power in Print: How Black Femmes Experience Gender-Based Violence in the UK - a report by HERSANA CIC 2026 💌 Read: hersana.org/our-work/power-i… Share: @hersanacic | #PowerInPrint

⏳ 24 HOURS TO GO! “Your Truth Is Power. When Black femmes speak, we turn pain into data, and data into protection. Your truth is part of a bigger fight for change.” - Quote from Power in Print. Our truths demand action. ✊🏿 #PowerInPrint #HERSANA

2 DAYS TO GO! 📖 “This research is the only time I have ever felt seen as a Black survivor, it adds depth and I’m excited to have a voice to be honest.” - Quote from Power in Print. Being seen shouldn't be the exception. 48 hours until #PowerInPrint. ✊🏿 #HERSANA

“There is something so beautiful about being a Black femme. There is something so divine in being a Black femme who fights and advocates for others.” - quote from Power in Print. Our stories. Our words. Our terms. Power in Print is coming. ✊🏿 #PowerInPrint #HERSANA

Audre Lorde - Insisting on the political power of difference, self-definition and collective liberation.

bell hooks - Confronting systems of domination and exploring the transformative possibilities of education, feminism and love.

Angela Davis - Challenging the relationships between racism, capitalism, incarceration and gendered violence.

Kimberlé Crenshaw - Giving us the language of intersectionality and exposing the limitations of single-issue approaches to injustice.

Dr. Moya Bailey - Naming misogynoir and challenging the ways anti-Black racism and misogyny intersect.

5 RADICAL BLACK FEMINISTS YOU NEED TO KNOW 📚 Black feminist thought isn't just history. It's a challenge to power, oppression and the status quo. This #BlackHistoryMonth, we're celebrating 5 radical thinkers who changed the conversation. A Thread:

Inspired by Ayana Zaire Cotton’s 'Don’t Move in Silence, Move in Power', this instalment was created by our wonderful volunteer Zanele. Read the article via our LinkTree below: linktr.ee/hersanacic