Sistas With A Ph.D. was officially granted the Internal Revenue Service approval for non-profit status 501 (C)(3) in 2020.
Meet the first African-American woman to earn a Ph.D. in Economics. In 1921, Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, becoming the first Black woman in America to earn a Ph.D. in Economics. She was a Francis Sergeant Pepper Fellow and had already earned her master’s degree from the same institution. Click here to learn more!
Tea for Two
S.W.A.P brought together a vibrant and diverse community for a day of fellowship, mentoring, and empowerment. Held in a beautifully decorated venue, the gathering featured attendees adorned in elegant hats and chic attire, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The event highlighted the core values of S.W.A.P: Mentoring, Education, and Family!
Throughout the day, participants engaged in meaningful conversations, shared personal stories, and built connections. The event also included inspiring speeches from prominent figures who underscored the importance of community support and mentorship. Additionally, the presence of young people and families emphasized the multigenerational impact of the organization’s mission.
The Tea for Two event was not only a celebration of sisterhood but also a platform for fostering growth and education. It served as a reminder of the strength found in unity and the importance of uplifting one another in our collective journeys. The gathering concluded with group photos, capturing the essence of the day and the bonds formed among the attendees.
In every way, Tea for Two was a testament to the enduring power of community and the positive change that can be achieved when individuals come together with a shared purpose.
Calendar Events
Stay up to date with all our community happenings where you’ll find the latest meetings and social gatherings tailored to enrich and engage.
Tugboat Tuesday
Join our monthly meeting on the first Tuesday of the month.
Betrayal of Justice
Learn about the forgotten story of the injustice faced by the Buffalo Soldiers.
Juneteenth Celebration
June is a time to honor the emancipation and celebrate the achievements of black people.
Our Guiding Principles
We bring together professionals from diverse backgrounds, fostering collaboration and creating valuable connections.
We inspire and guide individuals striving for advanced academic achievements, empowering them to reach their full potential.
We champion initiatives that improve the health and well-being of our community, fostering a vibrant and supportive environment.
We provide professional development opportunities that nurture leadership skills and empower individuals to excel.
We actively participate in your events, working alongside you to achieve shared goals and amplify your impact.
We champion and support your mission, amplifying your voice and contributing to the realization of your goals.
We distribute educational and promotional materials, spreading awareness and fostering understanding.
We amplify your important announcements and updates, ensuring your message reaches a wider audience and strengthens your impact.
We provide hands-on support and expertise, working collaboratively to ensure the successful execution of your projects.
We offer project management and logistical assistance, ensuring your initiatives run smoothly and efficiently.
We dedicate our time and resources to volunteer for various causes, contributing to the betterment of our society.
We conduct workshops and seminars, equipping individuals with the professional skills they need to thrive.
We mentor emerging leaders, providing guidance and support as they navigate their career paths and make a meaningful impact.
Take a step back in time with our past events.
Our Mission
Sistas With A PhD fosters scholarly pursuits, mentoring Black and Brown Women in PhD programs (this includes Ed.D. Programs) to promote family development and community wellness across the lifespan.
Jacquelyn Cook Kyle, Ph.D.
Founder, CEO & Architect
SWAP
S.W.A.P – Sistas With A PhD officially was granted Internal Revenue Service approval for non-profit status 501 (C)(3) in 2020.