Women Leading Baltimore

It's #internationalwomensday! Today we celebrate the incredible women shaping the future of girls without permission. The celebration won't end today though! Join us Wednesday, March 27, 2024 at 5 p.m. at our 4th Annual Women We Admire event. We're honoring the women in Baltimore making impact and strides to amplify their voices to spark change for women today and generations to come. Get your tickets here >> https://lnkd.in/evdxECFH

We cannot believe February has quickly come to an end! A huge thank you to each of our #womenweadmire honorees for allowing us to share a piece of their story with our community. Thankfully the celebration does not have to end today. Join us on March 27th for our 4th Annual Women We Admire Event where the sisterhood flourishes in honor of Women’s History Month. Join us as we pay tribute to the remarkable achievements and invaluable contributions of influential Black women in our local community. This gathering presents a unique opportunity for women to rekindle connections, forge new networks, foster collaboration, and seek guidance from accomplished leaders across diverse fields. Get your ticket today! Link in comments below💗 #womenempowerment #marchevents #womenweadmire #womenleadingbaltimore #girlsmentoring

Women We Admire: Ninia Mouzone, Ninia Mouzone Title: Principal, Forest Park Senior High School Question: How have you or hope to impact the lives of girls in Baltimore? Ninia: By providing a setting and opportunity for young girls to feel comfortable in their own skin while striving to be their best academic and social selves. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore #bcpss

Women We Admire: Charmaina Clay Clay Charmaina Title: English Teacher, Secondary Education Question: How have you or hope to impact the lives of girls in Baltimore? Charmaina: In my 21 years of educating young women, I hope that I’ve fostered a love of (or at least an appreciation of) reading, writing, and critical thinking, for both are skills my students will apply throughout their lives. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore #onlythebest

Women We Admire: Ms. Maze, @storybookmaze Title: Radical Street Librarian, Storybook Maze Question: How have you or hope to impact the lives of girls in Baltimore? Ms. Maze: I’ve positively impact the self-esteem and self-image of young girls in Baltimore. Through curated book selections and engaging literary events, I aim to promote diverse narratives that celebrate individuality, encourage self-acceptance, and inspire confidence. By fostering a love for stories that reflect their unique experiences, I hope to contribute to the development of a strong sense of self-worth and a positive self-image among young girls, empowering them to embrace their identities and aspirations. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore #storybookmaze

Women We Admire: Artemis Spruill, Artie West Title: Program Director, McDonogh School Question: How have you or hope to impact the lives of girls in Baltimore? Artemis: Impacting and uplifting young women is my passion. Through mentorship and sports, I have worked with over 400 girls in Baltimore. Building lifelong connections with these young women has been a blessing. It has been an honor to watch them grow and achieve their hopes and dreams through sisterhood. My goal is to continue mentoring and helping young women find their passions in life. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore #mentoringandsports

Women We Admire: Tonya Miller Hall, Tonya R. Miller Hall Title: Senior Advisor of Arts & Culture, Mayor’s Office of Baltimore City Question: How have you or hope to impact the lives of girls in Baltimore? Tonya: My journey, marked by relentless pursuit and unwavering determination, has been a testament to the power of believing in oneself and making smart choices. Growing up in Baltimore I learned early on that I was my best advocate. By sharing my story, I offer young women a mirror of possibility through my own story. It’s about showing them that being “good enough” isn’t a fixed state but a steppingstone to realizing one’s potential. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore #womeninarts

Women We Admire: Kevia G. Rodriques Title: Chief Operating Officer, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Question: How have you or hope to impact the lives of girls in Baltimore? Kevia: I have impacted the lives of young girls in Baltimore by sharing the truth about my journey. I take every opportunity to talk about my successes, my fears and insecurities, and my resolve to overcome them. I have shared my vision for young girls to see themselves in me and helped them to understand the value in helping others that are walking in their footsteps. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore #bwiairport

Women We Admire: Kalilah Wright, Kalilah Wright Title: Founder, MESS in a Bottle Question: How have you or hope to impact the lives of girls in Baltimore? Khalilah: I want to dare them to make a MESS! Try at everything, fail at something, and be great in the process. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore #messinabottle #femaleentrepreneur

Women We Admire: Ciara M. Huff, Ciara M. Huff Title: Executive Director, CASA Question: How have you or hope to impact the slices of girls in Baltimore? Ciara: I hope young girls see a bit of themselves when they look at me. I hope to impact them by honoring my history and upbringing, serving as a role model, mentoring, and encouraging self-confidence. I hope to impact young girls' futures in Baltimore by contributing to their sense of possibility and encouraging them to pass it on to those behind them. How are you impacting #blackhistory on behalf of girls in our city? #womenweadmire #blackhistorymonth #womenleadingbaltimore