Celebrate First Annual Digital Sisterhood Month in December 2010

Nov. 30, 2010 - PRLog -- The first annual Digital Sisterhood Month celebration for women in social media will be held from December 1 to December 31, 2010. Digital sisterhood is the feminine currency women use to create relationship wealth through the connections they make, conversations they have, communities they build, causes they support, collaborative partnerships they establish, and commerce they engage in with women they meet online and offline.  

Digital Sisterhood Month is the brainchild of Ananda Leeke, a lawyer turned innerpreneur, author, artist, coach, and yoga teacher, who established the online celebration to give women an opportunity to celebrate their connections, conversations, communities, collaborative partnerships, and commerce.  It begins on December 1 with three online events. See below.

1) All day on http://twitter.com

Women will use the Twitter hashtag #DigitalSisterhood to celebrate the weekly Digital Sisterhood Wednesday event.  They will be encouraged to tweet about their digital sisters, organizations, and causes like the Red Pump Project that promote HIV/AIDS awareness on World AIDS Day. Visit www.theredpumpproject.com.

2) 7:00-7:15 am EST on http://stickam.com/anandaleeke

Leeke will teach a Digital Sisterhood Online Yoga class for social media users that focuses on kind and gentle office yoga.

3) 9:00-10:00 pm EST –  http://tweetchat.com/room/digitalsisterhood

Leeke will host a discussion on how women have used the power of their online voice to raise awareness in 2010.  Women will use the Twitter hashtag #digitalsisterhood to participate and follow the discussion.  

Visit http://digitalsisterhood.wordpress.com and http://twitter.com/digitalsisterhd for more information.

Leeke is using Digital Sisterhood Month to collect research for her next book Digital Sisterhood, a memoir (December 2011).  She penned That Which Awakens Me: A Creative Woman’s Poetic Memoir of Self-Discovery (2009 – available on Amazon.com) and her debut novel Love’s Troubadours – Karma: Book One (2007 – available on Amazon.com).  Her poetry appeared in Beyond the Frontier: African American Poetry for the 21st Century (2002) edited by E. Ethelbert Miller. Her six-word memoir Go Green Boho BAP. Urban Debutante was published in It All Changed in an Instant: More Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous & Obscure by Larry Smith and Rachel Fershleiser of Smith Magazine in 2010.  Visit www.anandaleeke.com and http://twitter.com/anandaleeke.