College creates experiences that can last a lifetime,both positively and negatively. In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, we're truly honored to talk with sisters, activists, and the co-founders of A Long Walk Home, Salamishah and Scheherazade Tillet. They bravely share how they transformed a life-changing experience into a powerful narrative of sisterhood, healing, and activism, built on their groundbreaking work supporting survivors of sexual and racial violence.

We delve into how their own college journeys shapedtheir paths, influenced their roles as educators and advocates, and ignited their passion for empowering young women and girls. Their stories remind us of the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of creating supportive spaces for healing.

Join us in celebrating their visionary leadership,artistic bravery, and unwavering commitment to social justice. Together, we'll discover how A Long Walk Home continues to foster healing spaces and transformative opportunities for girls and communities across the nation. Their work serves as a testament to resilience and the profound impact of compassionate activism.