SisterSong

SisterSong Inc., based in Atlanta, advocates for legal and state-supported abortion. 1 SisterSong is a party in a lawsuit seeking to block Georgia’s ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. 2 It portrays the fight for abortion as essential to the liberation of Black and Indigenous women and the fight against white supremacy. It also works to advance left-wing priorities on other issues like transgenderism3 and prison abolition.4 SisterSong also claims to represent the interests of illegal immigrants and sex workers.5

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At-A-Glance

Type: Non-profit, 501(c)(3)
Issue Areas: Identity Politics (for race-based policy/activism), Abortion Policy
Website: www.sistersong.net
Founded:

1997

Location: Atlanta, GA View on map
Tax ID: 51-0544927
Most Recent Filing: 2024
Budget (2024): Assets: $25,235,301 Revenue: $10,959,685 Expenses: $11,842,109

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    The organization’s executive director, Monica Simpson, was a guest of Rep. Nikema Williams (D-GA) at President Joe Biden’s 2023 State of the Union address. 6 SisterSong’s board of directors include an “openly queer preschool teacher” and a “Black trans womanist.” 7

    Background

    SisterSong was founded in 1997 by 16 organizations that had been a part of Women of Color Coalition for Reproductive Health Rights (WOCCRHR).8 SisterSong is based in Georgia and claims to focus much of its activism in southern states.9

    Agenda

    SisterSong advocates that abortion be not only legal but also provided free to the woman. The organization has affirmed, “Mainstream movements have focused on keeping abortion legal as an individual choice. That is necessary, but not enough. Even when abortion is legal, many women of color cannot afford it, or cannot travel hundreds of miles to the nearest clinic. There is no choice where there is no access.” 1 One of the ways SisterSong wants to achieve this vision is by addressing “intersecting oppressions.” 1

    SisterSong has argued that “reproductive politics in the US is based on gendered, sexualized, and racialized acts of dominance that occur on a daily basis.” 10 In an interview, Monica Simpson, the executive director of SisterSong, said, “Abortion has never for us been a single-issue lens. So, when people are voting for abortion, they’re not just voting for abortion. They’re voting for economic justice, they’re voting for queer and trans liberation, they’re voting for the environment.” 11

    The Democratic Party’s decision in 2016 to abandon its acceptance of the Hyde Amendment, which restricts direct federal funding of abortions, has been attributed partly to SisterSong; before that time, more prominent abortion advocacy organizations like Planned Parenthood and NARAL had resisted such a step.12

    Along with Planned Parenthood, the ACLU, and several other organizations, SisterSong is a party to a lawsuit against the state of Georgia that seeks to block a ban on abortions performed after six weeks’ fetal gestation passed by the state legislature in 2019. 2 The ban was enacted in 2019, but it was enjoined by a federal judge. However, after the Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the injunction and allowed the ban to take effect. 2 SisterSong and other plaintiffs subsequently filed a lawsuit arguing that the ban was invalid since it was passed before the Dobbs decision. 2 Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney enjoined the law at the plaintiffs’ request, but his ruling was later overturned by the Georgia Supreme Court, allowing the law to temporarily take effect. 13

    SisterSong sponsored the 2022 “Let’s Talk About Sex!” Conference14 and has participated in such conferences as far back as 2011.15 SisterSong hosted a conference in Atlanta in January 2023, resulting in the “Visioning New Futures for Reproductive Justice Declaration.”5

    People

    SisterSong has 11 staff listed on its website and a 10-member board of directors. 16 7 Members of the board of directors include an “openly queer preschool teacher” and a “Black trans womanist” as well as employees of Planned Parenthood and Everytown for Gun Safety. 7

    Monica Simpson was a guest of  Rep. Nikema Williams (D-GA) at the 2023 State of the Union Address. Williams said that she was “grateful for Monica’s leadership in the movement for Reproductive Justice as we continue to work collectively to stop extremist Republican attacks on our freedoms.” 17 Simpson stated that “Congresswoman Williams is a fierce champion of issues that are central to SisterSong’s guiding tenet of Reproductive Justice—including abortion and bodily autonomy, voting rights, racial justice, and LGBTQI+ equality.” 17

    Finances

    In the 2020 fiscal year, SisterSong’s total revenue was $8,432,588, and its total expenses were $2,374,427. 18 In the 2019 fiscal year, SisterSong had $4,174,386 in total revenue and $2,558,219 in total expenses. 19

    SisterSong receives significant funding from and has extensive ties to the Ford Foundation,20 which frequently promotes the work of SisterSong.21 Between 2006 and 2023, the foundation had given 10 grants that totaled $3,295,000 to SisterSong.22

    SisterSong received $250,000 in grants from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation in 2021 and $200,000 in 2019. 23 The organization also received a grant from MacKenzie Scott in March 2022. 24 Other sources of funding include the Proteus Fund and Groundswell Fund.25

    Financial Statistics

    Total Assets

    Total Revenue

    Total Expenses

    YearTotal AssetsTotal RevenueTotal ExpensesFiling
    2024 $25,235,301 $10,959,685 $11,842,109 View
    2023 $25,481,728 $8,184,351 $8,547,432 View
    2022 $25,317,025 $22,272,980 $10,190,047 View
    2021 $13,275,117 $8,489,711 $5,244,873 View
    2020 $9,096,049 $8,432,588 $2,374,427 View

    Prior year filings: 2019, 2018, 2017, 2015, 2013, 2012, 2011

    Revenue Detail

    Expenses Detail

    Employee Compensation

    • Number of Employees: 26

    Highest Earning Employees

    EmployeeTitleTotal Compensation
    Leah JonesDEPUTY DIRECTOR$187,365
    Monica SimpsonEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR$184,589
    Oreoluwa AdeboyegaOPERATION DIRECTOR$138,281
    Khadijah AustinDIGITAL STRATEGY MANAGER$137,333
    Brittany SmithPROGRAM DIRECTOR$134,965
    Danielle RodriguezGEORGIA COORDINATOR$124,813
    Andrew RandallFINANCE DIRECTOR$119,083

    Grant Activity

    All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:

    • Total Grant Value: $49,897,024
    • Number of Grants: 554
    • Number of Funders: 209

    Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:

    AmountYearFunderSubject
    $7,348,7102022 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundFor grant recipient's exempt purposes
    $1,876,4202024 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation81471 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR SISTERSONG, 2024-2026
    $1,440,0002020 The Susan Thompson Buffett FoundationProject support
    $1,201,6362022 The Susan Thompson Buffett FoundationPROJECT SUPPORT
    $1,000,0002022 Robert Wood Johnson FoundationTo provide general operating support for SisterSong, the largest multiracial, multiethnic, and multicultural national reproductive justice organization in the United States.
    $1,000,0002021 The Ford FoundationGeneral support to build an effective network of individuals and organizations to improve institutional policies and systems that impact the reproductive lives of marginalized communities
    $795,8752023 Amalgamated Charitable Foundation IncGeneral operating support and project support
    $750,0002020 Silicon Valley Community Foundation
    $743,4322024 The Susan Thompson Buffett FoundationGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    $600,0002024 The William & Flora Hewlett Foundationfor general operating support
    $550,7702023 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundFor grant recipient's exempt purposes
    $537,5002021 The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationFOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    $537,5002020 The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationFOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    $537,0002022 Amalgamated Charitable Foundation IncGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    $500,0002023 The Libra Foundation
    $463,0542021 Mightycause Charitable FoundationUNRESTRICTED
    $433,2002021 Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundFor grant recipient's exempt purposes
    $400,0002022 The Libra Foundation
    $400,0002022 Wellspring Philanthropic FundBLACK MAMAS MATTER
    $400,0002020 Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc.GENERAL
    $350,0002020 The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationFOR THE SOUTHEAST ALLIANCE FOR REPRODUCTIVE EMPOWERMENT PROJECT
    $328,0002024 Wellspring Philanthropic FundGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    $325,0002024 Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc.CIVIL RIGHTS, SOCIAL ACTION & ADVOCACY, HEALTH CARE, CIVIL RIGHTS, SOCIAL ACTION & ADVOCACY, HEALTH CARE
    $315,0002022 Comic Relief Inc.PROGRAM SUPPORT
    $300,0002023 The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationFOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:

    • Total Grant Value: $5,578,686
    • Number of Grants: 67
    • Number of Recipients: 49

    Selection of highest value grants given from the last seven years:

    AmountYearFunderSubject
    $2,759,6802022 Black Mamas Matter Alliance IncAT THE END OF 2022, BMMA APPLIED FOR SEPARATE (C)(3) STATUS. BMMA WAS PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED A PROGRAM OF SISTERSONG. THESE FUNDS WERE MONIES COLLECTED BY SISTERSONG WHICH WERE RESTRICTED TO THE BMMA PROGRAM.
    $320,0002023 Black Mamas Matter Alliance IncAT THE END OF 2022, BMMA APPLIED FOR SEPARATE (C)(3) STATUS. BMMA WAS PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED A PROGRAM OF SISTERSONG. THESE FUNDS WERE MONIES COLLECTED BY SISTERSONG WHICH WERE RESTRICTED TO THE BMMA PROGRAM.
    $65,2062024 Black Mamas Matter Alliance IncAT THE END OF 2022, BMMA APPLIED FOR SEPARATE (C)(3) STATUS. BMMA WAS PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED A PROGRAM OF SISTERSONG. THESE FUNDS WERE MONIES COLLECTED BY SISTERSONG WHICH WERE RESTRICTED TO THE BMMA PROGRAM.
    $50,2002024 A Wombmans Way Warrior Midwife TrainingFUNDS WILL BE USED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE POTENTIAL AND PASSION BUT MAY LACK THE NECESSARY RESOURCES TO ENROLL IN OUR PROGRAM. BY EASING THEIR FINANCIAL BURDEN, WE HOPE TO MAKE OUR MIDWIFERY TRAINING MORE ACCESSIBLE AND INCLUSIVE.
    $50,2002024 African American Breastfeeding NetworkFUNDING WILL BE USED TO OFFER DOULA SERVICES TO 25-30 PEOPLE IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN (MILWAUKEE, RACINE AND KENOSHA).
    $50,2002024 Atlanta Doula Collective IncTO ESTABLISH THE GEORGIA BLACK DOULA NETWORK (GA-BDN) IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA AND EXTEND VITAL SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME BLACK AND INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES.
    $50,2002024 Birth SanctuarySUPPORT FOR THE CREATION OF OUR FREESTANDING BIRTH CENTER TO BE STAFFED BY MIDWIVES, BIRTH ASSISTANTS TO FILL THE PREGNANCY CARE GAP IN A LOCATION WHERE THE NEXT FEASABLE HOSPITAL FACILITY IS 50 MINUTES AWAY.
    $50,2002024 Black Counseling and Consulting CollectiveWE WILL USE THIS GRANT TO OFFER THERAPY AND DOULA SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO ARE AT LEAST 30 WEEKS PREGNANT AND OR HAVE EXPERIENCED A PREGNANCY LOSS WITHIN THE LAST SIX MONTHS.
    $50,2002024 Center of Southwest Culture IncTHIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT THE CORE DESIGN AND BUILD OF AN EMR SYSTEM TO STREAMLINE DOULA AND LACTATION SERVICES DOCUMENTATION AND MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT, MAKING IT EASIER FOR INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS AND FAMILIES TO ACCESS THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICES. THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT THE CORE DESIGN AND BUILD OF AN EMR SYSTEM TO STREAMLINE DOULA AND LACTATION SERVICES DOCUMENTATION AND MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT, MAKING IT EASIER FOR INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS AND FAMILIES TO ACCESS THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICES. SUPPORT THE CORE DESIGN AND BUILD OF AN EMR SYSTEM TO STREAMLINE DOULA AND LACTATION SERVICES DOCUMENTATION AND MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT, MAKING IT EASIER FOR INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS AND FAMILIES TO ACCESS THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICES.
    $50,2002024 Community Birth CompanionTO BUILD CAPACITY BY ORGANIZING A "VILLAGE-MOTHER COUNCIL" IN EACH PARISH THAT WE SERVE. THE VILLAGE-MOTHER COUNCIL WILL CONSIST OF 7 BLACK WOMEN WHO ARE WELL RESPECTED IN EACH COMMUNITY FOR BEING A BIOLOGICAL AND/OR COMMUNITY PARENT, WHO LIVES AND UNDERSTANDS THE CULTURAL LANGUAGE OF THE PEOPLE. THIS COUNCIL WILL BE A CULTURAL AIDE, TO SHARE SAFE CULTURAL BIRTH AND POSTPARTUM TRADITIONS THAT SUPPORT POSITIVE MATERNAL AND INFANT HEALTH OUTCOMES.
    $50,2002024 Comunidad Materna En UtahHIS GRANT WILL HELP CMU TO PROVIDE BIRTH/POSTPARTUM DOULA SUPPORT TO THOSE FAMILIES WHO ARE LOW INCOME, UNINSURED AND VULNERABLE.
    $50,2002024 Delivering Unto YouHESE FUNDS HELP PAY FOR MIDWIFERY SERVICE AND GIVE FAMILIES OF COLOR ACCESS TO HOLISTIC CARE SUCH AS MASSAGE THERAPY, PELVIC FLOOR THERAPY, AND CHIROPRACTIC CARE.
    $50,2002024 Feminist Center for Reproductive LiberationFUNDS WILL BE USED TO CONDUCT OUTREACH, AWARENESS BUILDING AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AMONG FOCUS COMMUNITIES ON BIRTH AND PARENTING JUSTICE AS WELL AS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO DOULACARE.
    $50,2002024 For the Village IncFUNDS TO BE USED FOR TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS AND FORMS FOR THE BIRTHING PEOPLE IN OUR PROGRAM, AND FUND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MORE BIRTH WORKERS AND EDUCATORS OF OUR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE COMMUNITIES TO PROVIDE THEM WITH SUPPORT
    $50,2002024 Iowa Black Doula CollectiveTHIS PROJECT WILL TRAIN 7 BLACK DOULAS AND SUPPORT 21 BLACK BIRTHING FAMILIES IN IOWA THROUGHOUT 2023-2024. WE WILL PROVIDE A STATEWIDE DOULA TRAINING, FACILITATED BY A BLACK DOULA TRAINER FROM A NATIONAL DOULA ACCREDITING ORGANIZATION.
    $50,2002024 Margins: Women Helping Black WomenPLAN TO USE THESE FUNDS TO ASSIST BLACK WOMEN AND TGNC PARENTS WITH GETTING OUT OF LIVING IN SCARCITY.
    $50,2002024 Pea Pod Nutrition and LactationTHE GRANT WILL BE USED TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE ANTENATAL AND POSTNATAL CARE TO UNDERSERVED AND LOW INCOME PREGNANT PARENTS WITH DIABETES IN GEORGIA. WITH A FOCUS TO REDUCE MATERNAL MORTALITY IN THE STATE.
    $50,2002024 Six DimensionsFUNDS WILL SUPPORT SEVERAL EVENTS INCLUDING A 5K WALK/RUN FOR BLACK MATERNAL HEALTH WEEK WITH A ART AND PUBLIC HEALTH EVENT. WE WILL ALSO USE FUNDS TO COLLECT FOOTAGE FOR A NEW DOCUMENTARY.
    $50,2002024 Topeka Doula Project IncFUNDS TO BE USED TO BUILD OUR ORGANIZATION INTO A SMOOTH OPERATION THAT IS ABLE MEET THE CLIENTS NEEDS AND ALLOW OUR DOULAS TO WORK AT THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.
    $50,2002023 A Wombmans Way Warrior Midwife TrainingFUNDS WILL BE USED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE POTENTIAL AND PASSION BUT MAY LACK THE NECESSARY RESOURCES TO ENROLL IN OUR PROGRAM. BY EASING THEIR FINANCIAL BURDEN, WE HOPE TO MAKE OUR MIDWIFERY TRAINING MORE ACCESSIBLE AND INCLUSIVE.
    $50,2002023 African American Breastfeeding NetworkFUNDING WILL BE USED TO OFFER DOULA SERVICES TO 25-30 PEOPLE IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN (MILWAUKEE, RACINE AND KENOSHA).
    $50,2002023 Atlanta Doula Collective IncTO ESTABLISH THE GEORGIA BLACK DOULA NETWORK (GA-BDN) IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA AND EXTEND VITAL SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME BLACK AND INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES.
    $50,2002023 Birth SanctuarySUPPORT FOR THE CREATION OF OUR FREESTANDING BIRTH CENTER TO BE STAFFED BY MIDWIVES, BIRTH ASSISTANTS TO FILL THE PREGNANCY CARE GAP IN A LOCATION WHERE THE NEXT FEASABLE HOSPITAL FACILITY IS 50 MINUTES AWAY.
    $50,2002023 Community Birth CompanionTO BUILD CAPACITY BY ORGANIZING A "VILLAGE-MOTHER COUNCIL" IN EACH PARISH THAT WE SERVE. THE VILLAGE-MOTHER COUNCIL WILL CONSIST OF 7 BLACK WOMEN WHO ARE WELL RESPECTED IN EACH COMMUNITY FOR BEING A BIOLOGICAL AND/OR COMMUNITY PARENT, WHO LIVES AND UNDERSTANDS THE CULTURAL LANGUAGE OF THE PEOPLE. THIS COUNCIL WILL BE A CULTURAL AIDE, TO SHARE SAFE CULTURAL BIRTH AND POSTPARTUM TRADITIONS THAT SUPPORT POSITIVE MATERNAL AND INFANT HEALTH OUTCOMES.
    $50,2002023 Comunidad Materna En UtahHIS GRANT WILL HELP CMU TO PROVIDE BIRTH/POSTPARTUM DOULA SUPPORT TO THOSE FAMILIES WHO ARE LOW INCOME, UNINSURED AND VULNERABLE.

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