sisterwoman vegan is a plant based social enterprise exploring wellness through food.
using plant based food as my medium, my aim is to support holistic healing through three tenets:
community, education and mindfulness.
this currently takes the form of supper clubs, food education, private catering and a reading group, along with the resources shared on this site. check out my current projects here.
i want to empower us to think more critically about the food that we eat and begin to repair our relationships with food, (and each other, and ourselves), that patriarchy, capitalism and white supremacy have disrupted.
i have a personal approach that focuses on flavour, compassion, holistic wellness and (food) justice rather than 'clean eating'.
n.b. these are things i have learnt on my personal journey to self love, healing and wellness. it works for me. it may not work for you. take what does, leave what doesn't, just try your best, love and trust yourself and stay informed.
i adopt a holistic approach that considers physical, mental and emotional health as well as the social structures and circumstances creating our environments.
sisterwoman vegan is an anti racist, decolonial, anti capitalist, trans-inclusive, queer friendly, fat positive space.
please support the vision.
contact me with any accessibility concerns.
WELLNESS IS A MARATHON, NOT A SPRINT. I'M STILL LEARNING, SAME AS YOU.
safiya robinson, founder
hello lovely people! i'm saf, a self-taught creative cook of british, jamaican and african american descent, on a mission to show people just how delicious, simple and creative a plant based diet and lifestyle can be.
i adopt an intersectional approach to veganism and my recipes are inspired by west indian and african american flavours.
i want to make holistic health and wellness more accessible for Black communities. my focus is Black healing, Black joy and Black futures.
i'm a millennial, who came of age with myspace, facebook, netflix, tumblr and twitter. this means i believe in bell hooks, but i also believe in beyonce.
check out the meaning behind the name here.
allies are welcome. if you are a non Black person visiting this site, start here.
let's all have a read of something. (i did not put together this resource. if you know who did, please let me know).
we all have a lot of unlearning to do. together.
this site is dedicated to my mothers, my grandmothers, my siblings, my cousins, my aunties, my teachers and my friends. we created this together.

my journey
i hope i can make this knowledge accessible to you all.
LOVE, PLANTAIN AND SOLIDARITY.
saf x
v-gang
there had to be a grime reference somewhere... watch jme discussing his reasons for going vegan here.
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food shouldn’t be a bad boyfriend, dragging you down or holding you to ransom. it should nourish your body as much as it fuels your mind; it should pump life through your veins; it should waltz in sync with your mood and your appetite, sometimes blissful, often mundane, always a part of you.
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ruby tandoh