Girls Leadership is celebrating the power and leadership of every girl. Ready to Lead: International Day of the Girl Saturday, Oct. 10 10 AM–11:45 AM PT /1PM–2:45 PM ET I want to celebrate We will come together to lift each other up and reconnect to our inner leader, the part of ourselves that makes others …
Parents & Caregivers: We’re here for you! At Girls Leadership, we want to support you and your girls. More Resources For more ideas on how to strengthen your relationships and invite joy into your home, sign up for our popular Girl & Grown-Up Workshops. Here’s one tool that might help! In the unique scenarios …
Ready to Lead Roundtable: Black and Latinx Girls Speak Out Thursday, Sept. 10, 2020 1:30 pm PT/4:30 pm ET Join us for a girl-led roundtable discussion of Ready to Lead: Leadership Supports and Barriers for Black and Latinx Girls. Register Now Four years ago we set out to gather a new set of …
Dear Educators, Youth Development Workers, Administrators, and Counselors – You are once again entering the trenches and courageously embracing the unknown. Power Collaborative will provide a holding space for you to reflect and connect with others, and give you powerful tools to implement this school year with your youth, families, and colleagues. I will never …
Today we’re celebrating a leader who is making others better as a result of her presence and making that impact last in her absence. Meet Laila Moustapha What is your role? And how do you currently work with girls? I’m the Program Director at Harlem Children’s Zone (HCZ), where I manage three programs. Two …
Today we’re celebrating a leader who is making others better as a result of her presence and making that impact last in her absence. Meet Ja’Nay Jenkins What is your role? And how do you currently work with girls? Superwoman. That’s it, that’s my role; well, I have five. I am the Office Manager …
Beyond masks and Lysol, we need to meet the Social-Emotional Needs of our Students. Here’s where to start. Reopening our schools and youth-serving organizations may seem like a daunting task. The unknowns are innumerable, the risks are real, and the concept of “normal” is no longer applicable. Aside from distancing protocols, sanitizing routines, and enforcing …
Today we’re celebrating a leader who is making others better as a result of her presence and making that impact last in her absence. Meet Jamellah Terrell-Irenonse What is your role? And how do you currently work with girls? Residential Services Coordinator at Mercy Housing. Mostly, I work on stabilization of housing and connecting …
To perpetuate the narrative that girls need tools or “fixing” is to turn a blind eye to the very structures that oppress them. Instead of asking, “what about tools for girls?,” we should encourage adults and teachers to ask a different question. When I coach professionals on how to be culturally responsive and trauma-informed with …
Dear Friends, We are grieving. Our Black colleagues, moms, caregivers, teachers, and partners are not okay. We at Girls Leadership stand with the Black communities across the country to fight injustice and institutionalized racism. We commit to fight harder to support our girls, families, and teachers of color. We will use our platform to address …
