Harriet’s House believes meaningful change happens through relationships, learning, partnership, and active participation in community.
You’ll find us in many spaces, hosting programs and events, participating in community conversations, sharing knowledge, working alongside community partners, advocating alongside families, and creating opportunities for people to connect and learn from one another.
This is where we share some of those moments. Explore our newsletters, conversations, events, community activities, and other highlights that offer a glimpse into Harriet’s House in action.
The Light is our quarterly update, a space to stay connected to the stories, people, partnerships, and progress shaping our work.
Through program highlights, community stories, organizational updates, and opportunities to connect, The Light offers a glimpse into our work and the community surrounding it.
Each edition reflects our belief that even in difficult moments, there is possibility, and that stories of resilience, connection, growth, and hope deserve to be brought into the light.
What inspired the creation of Harriet's House AZ, and why does this work matter?
In this Soul Star Live interview, founder Jeanine Bashir shares the purpose and passion behind Harriet's House and our commitment to supporting justice-impacted women and families.
The conversation explores maternal well-being, doula care, family stability, community healing, and the importance of creating spaces where women and families feel seen, supported, and valued.
Why Harriet's House? And what does it mean to “Navigate to Emancipate”?
In Part 2 of our Soul Star Live interview, founder Jeanine Bashir shares the meaning behind our name and how Harriet Tubman's legacy of courage, guidance, and freedom inspires our work today.
Discover how Harriet's House supports justice-impacted women and families as they navigate interconnected systems, access resources, and move toward greater stability, opportunity, and self-determination.
Harriet’s House Founder Jeanine Bashir joins March of Dimes and State of Black Arizona for a conversation about Black maternal and infant health, sharing perspectives on the importance of building safe, connected, and supportive communities for mothers and families.
Contact Us:
Harriet’s House AZ
401 W. Western Avenue, #744
Avondale, AZ 85323
info@harrietshouseaz.org
(602)845-9711
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