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Due to severe weather conditions, we will be closed tomorrow, Monday 1/26 to ensure the safety of our staff and guest. We plan to reopen on Tuesday, Jan 27, but please follow us here for updates, we apologize for any inconvenience.
Stay safe and warm.
We are who We serve
As the first women’s HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Justice organization in the southeastern United States, we have always believed in placing the intersectional needs of the community at the center of our work to advance reproductive justice.
Our Mission
Our mission is to eradicate the adverse impact of HIV, sexual and reproductive health rights and justice challenges impacting women and their families through education, prevention, support, research and human rights advocacy in the United States and around the world.
Our Vision
Our vision is to create a world where everyone can live with human dignity, with equal rights and opportunities regardless of illness, disability, race, sex, class, sexual or gender identity, or other cultural, social, political, economic, or geographical distinctions.
We achieve this vision by providing essential programs, advocacy, and support for those affected by HIV, sexual health issues, and reproductive injustices.
Making an Impact
The individuals we serve lead intersectional lives. Recognizing this is at the core of our work and guides us in how we deliver impact in our Atlanta community and beyond.
We work better together
Meet Our team
Meet the dynamic teams that make it happen
As the VP of Programs and External Affairs for...
She is a human resources and operations professional with a strong background...
Krystal is global health practitioner that has a passion for empowering people...
Tracy serves as our Internal Project and Content Specialist...
Grabiela D. Hernandez, J.D., is an advocate and movement lawyer committed...
Dr. Reyna Patterson works in our...
Deborah Mulowayi is a highly skilled public health professional...
Ruvimbonashe Chigiji is a junior Political Science major on the pre-law track at Morgan State University.
Nia Robertson is a junior Sociology major at Spelman College aspiring to be a policy analyst and public health educator.
With 12 years of experience in both clinical and community-based setting, Eronica is a seasoned, ambitious professional deeply committed to improving the well-being of individuals and communities through accessible, high-quality care.
Tony DeMartino has led large advertising and public relat...
she plays a pivotal role in supporting the leadership team and setting benchmarks for streamlined administrative operations.
Meet Our Founder
Learn more about our Founder and President, Dázon Dixon Diallo, and her 35 years of leadership at SisterLove.
Join Our Mission for Reproductive Justice
The support of people like you empowers us to continue our mission to end the HIV epidemic and protect your reproductive health and rights. Make a donation today
