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04/05/2026

Still feeling the love from our Hair Care & Beginner Braiding Workshop 💗

Mahalo to everyone who came out, learned, connected, and created with us. From first-time braiders to sharing tips on natural hair care, this space was all about community, culture, and building confidence.

Huge shoutout to our amazing practitioner for pouring into our students and making this workshop so special!

Can’t wait to see you all at the next one!

03/19/2026

Join BSA and Sister Circle for a Natural Hair Care & Braiding Workshop with YP Beauty Supply 🌺

Rooted in community and care, this hands-on workshop will center the beauty, history, and versatility of natural hair. Learn foundational braiding techniques, healthy hair practices, and product knowledge from a local Black woman salon owner and entrepreneur who understands the importance of honoring our crowns. SPACE LIMITED - MUST RSVP TO ATTEND!

- Tues., March 31st 2026
- Native Hawaiian Student Services (2600 Campus Road)
- 4:30PM - 7:30PM
- Registration 🔗: https://forms.gle/RMjjX1M9ZDwBuDbx6 or visit bio
- Snack, Refreshments, and Supplies Included

Email [email protected] with any questions or concerns. Mahalo nui!

03/13/2026

Sister Circle $7 Yoga Night Hosted by Aunty Peggy Gwi-Seok at 🌼🌼🌼

Sunday, March 22nd 2026
6:30PM - 8PM
1132 Koko Head Ave Second Floor

Venmo your $7 to -McAdoo with your name/email in the note to RSVP.

Come re-center with us after a long spring break! We will have a well-rounded āsana experience of both active and resting poses, accessible to all bodies and all abilities. This beautiful, well-equipped space has everything you need, but if possible, bring your own mat. Come in comfortable, stretchy shorts or leggings with tshirt or tank.

Gwi-Seok has been practicing yoga since 1996 and teaching since 2001. She is a Senior Teacher in the Iyengar Yoga tradition, and specializes in uterine health, common ailments (back, knees, neck, shoulders), and bringing social justice consciousness into the personal practice of yoga. Iyengar Yoga is notable for individualized instruction geared toward all abilities. IYSDC is a nonprofit yoga center serving the community since 1977.

03/02/2026

Today we honor the brilliance, resilience, and legacy of Alice Augusta Ball (1892-1916) 💛

A pioneering chemist and the first woman, Black graduate, and Black woman of the College of Hawaiʻi (now UH Mānoa) to graduate with her Master of Chemistry degree. Alice Ball was the first Black professor at UH and developed the first effective treatment for Hansen’s disease at just 23 years old — a groundbreaking contribution that saved countless lives globally for decades.

Alice Ball Day is a reminder that Black excellence has always been part of Hawaiʻi’s history. Her story challenges us to remember, uplift, and continue the work of those whose contributions were stolen and overlooked for far too long.

We celebrate her innovation.
We celebrate her impact.
We celebrate her legacy.

02/24/2026

In partnership with Sister Circle at Mānoa and Native Hawaiian Student Services - we present the 4th Annual Alice A. Ball Remembrance Walk 🧪

The Annual Alice A. Ball Remembrance Walk will be Thursday, February 26th from 10AM - 2PM starting at Bachman Hall Lawn (2444 Dole St). All those who RSVP have a chance to receive a Black History Month enamel pin!

Walking Tour & Film Screening
- There will be a walking tour portion of this event after the joint reception with President Hensel’s office that will take us through campus and end at Native Hawaiian Student Services QLC 113.
- We will have a film screening of ‘The Ball Method’ and light refreshments to follow.

Please fill out the RSVP link in our bio. If you have questions or concerns, please email our co-founder Niya McAdoo at [email protected]. Nui ke aloha!

02/17/2026

In partnership with Sister Circle at Mānoa, Graduate Professional Access Program, and Native Hawaiian Student Services - we present the 4th Annual Alice A. Ball Remembrance Walk 🧪

The Annual Alice A. Ball Remembrance Walk will be Thursday, February 26th from 10AM - 2PM starting at Bachman Hall Lawn (2444 Dole St). All those who RSVP have a chance to receive a Black History Month enamel pin!

Walking Tour & Film Screening
- There will be a walking tour portion of this event after the joint reception with President Hensel’s office that will take us through campus and end at Native Hawaiian Student Services QLC 113.
- We will have a film screening of ‘The Ball Method’ and light refreshments to follow.

Alice Ball Screen Printing
- Drop Off Dates: Thursday, February 19 and Friday, February 20
- Drop Off Location: NHSS QLCSS Room 113 - 2600 Campus Rd
- Drop Off Time: 9AM to 4PM
- Drop Off Details: 2 items max, Black ink ONLY!

Please fill out the RSVP link in our bio. If you have questions or concerns, please email our co-founder Niya McAdoo at [email protected]. Nui ke aloha!

02/05/2026

Sister Circle $7 Yoga Night Hosted by Aunty Peggy Gwi-Seok at 🌼🌼🌼

Sunday, February 15th 2026
6:30PM - 8PM
1132 Koko Head Ave Second Floor

Venmo your $7 to -McAdoo with your name/email in the note to RSVP.

This Black History Month is all about caring for our bodies that labor for us everyday. We will have a well-rounded āsana experience of both active and resting poses, accessible to all bodies and all abilities. This beautiful, well-equipped space has everything you need, but if possible, bring your own mat. Come in comfortable, stretchy shorts or leggings with tshirt or tank.

Gwi-Seok has been practicing yoga since 1996 and teaching since 2001. She is a Senior Teacher in the Iyengar Yoga tradition, and specializes in uterine health, common ailments (back, knees, neck, shoulders), and bringing social justice consciousness into the personal practice of yoga. Iyengar Yoga is notable for individualized instruction geared toward all abilities. IYSDC is a nonprofit yoga center serving the community since 1977.

01/13/2026

Mahalo e Aunty Peggy Gwi-Seok and for an amazing semester of teaching and guiding us on how to give back to our bodies and ourselves in 2025!

It was great to be joined by .

Missed us? No worries, more Sister Circle yoga to come in 2026 🧘🏾‍♀️

11/26/2025

Mahalo e Aunty Peggy Gwi-Seok and for an amazing semester of teaching and guiding us on how to give back to our bodies and ourselves 🤍

Missed us? No worries, more Sister Circle yoga to come. We can’t wait to see everyone in the new year!

11/17/2025

Sister Circle $7 Yoga Night Hosted by Aunty Peggy Gwi-Seok at 🌼🌼🌼

Sunday, October 26th 2025
6PM 8PM
1132 Koko Head Ave Second Floor

Venmo your $7 to -McAdoo with your name/email in the note to RSVP.

We will have a well-rounded āsana experience of both active and resting poses, accessible to all bodies and all abilities. This beautiful, well-equipped space has everything you need, but if possible, bring your own mat. Come in comfortable, stretchy shorts or leggings with tshirt or tank.

Gwi-Seok has been practicing yoga since 1996 and teaching since 2001. She is a Senior Teacher in the Iyengar Yoga tradition, and specializes in uterine health, common ailments (back, knees, neck, shoulders), and bringing social justice consciousness into the personal practice of yoga. Iyengar Yoga is notable for individualized instruction geared toward all abilities. IYSDC is a nonprofit yoga center serving the community since 1977.

11/02/2025

Our first Sister Circle Mānoa Coffee Talk was a success ☕️🩷

If you’re a UH student you get 10% - their seating in the back and service was great.

Missed us? No worries, come see us at our other events for the rest of the month!

11/01/2025

Join Sister Circle Mānoa for a film screening of ‘Eyes of the Rainbow’ by Gloria Rolando, a docu-style film about the late Assata Shakur.

Visit our bio or fill out the RSVP form below so we can plan for your attendance: https://forms.gle/uHP7tEhqzMTxsQC79

🎬Date: Friday, November 14th 2025
🎬Time: 4PM - 7PM
🎬Location: 41-023 Puuone St, Waimanalo, HI 96795
🎬What to Bring: Water, and Snack (to share if able)

Film Overview: Eyes of the Rainbow deals with the life of Assata Shakur, the Black Panther and Black Liberation Army leader who escaped from prison and was given political asylum in Cuba, where she has lived for close to 15 years.

Email us at [email protected] with any questions or concerns.

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