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Spotlight on Sorors
Soror Catherine Coleman Flowers, Founder of Center
for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice, was re-
cently featured on Alabama News Network’s “Making
History Today” for dedicated efforts for environmental
justice. Soror Coleman’s organization seeks to address
the root causes of poverty by seeking sustainable solu-
tions. She serves as the Rural Development Manager
for the Equal Justice Initiative.
Soror Flowers is an internationally recognized advocate
for the human right to water and sanitation, and she
works to make the UN Sustainable Development Agen-
da accountable to frontline communities.
Soror Cassandra E. Brown, Chapter President, was recent-
ly featured on Alabama News Network’s “Making History
Today” for her efforts to make a difference in the lives of
others by serving as a public servant to the local commu-
nity. As an individual and with organizations, Soror
Brown has mentored and tutored hundreds of youth in
the Montgomery area. She as a passion for youth and has
served as the President of the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Ad-
visory Council and is a current member of the Board of
Directors for the Montgomery City-County Library Board.
Soror Brown was recently elected to the Montgomery
County School Board to serve District 4.
