Founder of the UnYes Movement | Voice of the Unheard | Shepherd of Sibling Restoration

“I was never meant to be silent. I was born to be the echo of every child who thought no one heard them cry.”

I am Serenity Sage, but I was forged through fire.

Born into a world that forgot my name and labeled me “foster,” I am the result of every closed door, every unanswered prayer, every courtroom that got it wrong. But I am also the result of a God who never let go. A God who met me in silence, in shelters, in survival—and whispered: “I’m still here.”

I am not here to play it safe. I am here to speak for the trees, the torn-apart siblings, the misunderstood survivors, and the ones who didn’t make it. I am the big sister for every child who needed one. I am the Lorax. The Malcolm X. The Martin. The Mandela. The Esther called for such a time as this.

This movement was never about me. It was about us—the millions of youth who were renamed by systems that never knew their story. The ones raised in paperwork, not love. The ones who were told to be resilient when they needed rescue. The ones who had to “earn” stability instead of being embraced in it.

But I don’t just carry pain—I carry promise.
The UnYes Movement is my answer to the lies we were told. It is the reversal of every “no” spoken over us. It is the bold, loud, unapologetic YES to identity, to family, to healing, to faith, to justice, to God.

Who I Am

• A foster youth survivor turned warrior for reform.

• A creator of systems that restore, not destroy.

• A woman of God, led by the armor of Ephesians 6:10.

• A visionary, building YES Houses, sibling reunification ministries, trauma-informed curricula, and business models that give dignity back to the forgotten.

• A mother in the spirit, to every young one who needs someone to see them.

• A founder of Siblings United, Old English Transportation, Earn My YES™, and a thousand more things that started with nothing but a mustard seed of faith.