Empowering young women is a cause close to our hearts. ❤️ This #WomensHistoryMonth, we partnered with Girls Inc. of Metropolitan Dallas to sponsor and host the 5th annual Power 2 the Girl conference, a powerful initiative aimed at breaking the cycle of poverty through education and community impact. This year’s conference theme, "Stand in Your Strengths," inspired hundreds of middle and high school girls to embrace their unique strengths, grow confidence and pave their own paths to success. With inspiring keynote speakers and engaging activities, the girls were empowered to build positive attitudes toward academics, STEM, higher education and female progress. We take immense pride in supporting Girls Inc. and all the incredible girls who’re taking charge of their lives!
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📚✨ Happy World Literacy Day! 🌍📖 At "Girls Can Dream Big 2," we believe every girl deserves the opportunity to dream big, and literacy is the key to unlocking those dreams! 🚀 Today, as we celebrate the power of words and knowledge, let's remember that literacy empowers us to break barriers, shatter stereotypes, and reach for the stars. 🌟 Join us in our mission to inspire and educate young women and girls, giving them the tools they need to build brighter futures. Together, we can write a story about every girl's dreams becoming a reality! 📝💫 #WorldLiteracyDay #GirlsCanDreamBig2 #EmpowerGirls #LiteracyMatters #EducationForAll
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Measures of #STEM achievement take place at the end of the continuum and show how successful we have been at cultivating STEM identity, sparking STEM interest, and improving STEM access. Check out how Minnesota is doing: https://buff.ly/40sGsrU #NationalSTEMDay #STEMinMinnesota
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Together, we can provide girls with a good education and empower young women to lead vital #development and #peacebuilding in #SouthSudan – young women like Nancy Simon Sebit, Mary Repent and Seba Nakido Emmanuel. And if you become a regular donor today, your gifts will get DOUBLED by #matchfunding for the first 12 months, meaning twice the impact for #girlseducation. https://lnkd.in/e39SEgA4
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🌟 Countdown to Women's Day: Empowering the Next Generation! 🌟 In honor of Women's Day, we are excited to announce our partnership with The Salt Mine for a transformative initiative focused on empowering young girls in schools across our community. Together, we aim to foster a brighter future for the next generation of women. 🔸 Our Mission: We believe that education and empowerment go hand in hand. By visiting schools and providing essential resources like sanitary pads, we can help ensure that every girl has the opportunity to attend school confidently and without interruption. 🔸 What We’re Doing: School Visits: Engaging with students through workshops and discussions to promote awareness and understanding of women’s health and empowerment. Resource Distribution: Providing sanitary pads and educational materials to girls in need, ensuring they can focus on their studies without worry. Collaborative Efforts: Working closely with educators and community leaders to create lasting impact and support for young women. ✨ Join us in making a difference this Women's Day. Let's support and inspire young girls to reach their full potential by creating an inclusive and supportive environment. Together with The Salt Mine, we are committed to nurturing the leaders of tomorrow. Stay connected for updates on our school visits and how you can be part of this important initiative. Let's build a stronger community, one school at a time.
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Honoring 16 Days of Activism! To honor the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 2023, Truth & Reconciliation Conversations (TRC) is spotlighting the stories of five extraordinary women. Working closely with them, we've turned their narratives into captivating eBooks as part of TRC's Second Chance eBook series, sponsored by Mandela Media. Spotlight on "The School-to-Prison Pipeline" Our first feature is "The School-to-Prison Pipeline," a thought-provoking eBook by Michaela Rowsey. This insightful work sheds light on one of the most pressing issues in our education system and offers a fresh perspective on the challenges faced by our youth. In this thoughtful eBook, Michaela delves into the alarming trend of how certain educational practices contribute to the unjust funneling of students into the criminal justice system. Through meticulous research and engaging storytelling, she uncovers the underlying factors that perpetuate this cycle and presents potential solutions to break free from its grip. Must-read "The School-to-Prison Pipeline" is a must-read for educators, policymakers, parents, and anyone passionate about fostering a fair and inclusive educational environment. Michaela's expertise and passion for social justice shine through in this captivating exploration of a complex issue that affects communities nationwide. Get ready for more! I'll be introducing more amazing women who have worked with TRC to turn their empowering stories into eBooks. Keep an eye out for my upcoming LinkedIn posts. Let's Connect and Share If this post resonates with you, let's connect on LinkedIn. Your likes, comments, and shares helps spread the message! #16DaysOfActivism #EmpoweringStories #EducationSystem #Youth #TheSchoolToPrisonPipeline #CriminalJusticeSystem #SocialJustice #MichaelaRowsey #MandelaMedia Download "The School-to-Prison Pipeline" Now https://lnkd.in/dJ_h-Y6w
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Looking for ways to make STEM classrooms more equitable this fall? NMSI has you covered! From advocating for female participation to reducing implicit bias, we provide valuable resources. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/ZUCF50Sv16S
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How to develop a Peace Curriculum and teach students how to disagree well. A pertinent podcast episode well worth a listen!
"By God's grace, women will do much." This quote from Mary Ward, educator, visionary, nun and founder of St. Mary's Schools (of which there are now over 200!), is at the heart of one such school in Cambridge, who this year proudly celebrate their 125th anniversary. We were fortunate enough to be joined on the Principled podcast by headmistress Charlotte Avery and two of her wonderful colleagues, to discuss the school's inspiring perspective on social justice, empowering women's voices, and the vital role of courage, joy, and optimism in education. This is a fascinating take on organisational health and how religion, feminism, and peacebuilding come together to guide an impressive and forward-thinking curriculum at one of the country's best schools. The full story is available here: https://bit.ly/3qPzXSv Thank you to Charlotte, Amina, and Kate for your time with us, it was truly heartwarming. #Principled #MakingStuffBetter #Education #Learning #StudentSupport #Community #OrganisationalHealth
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Where there's education, there's hope - and it all begins with 13 determined students. Through education in 5 associate schools, we’ve seen girls’ lives transform. It’s the key to their potential and a brighter future, equipping them with vital skills, knowledge, and turning dream into reality. In order to enhance the impact of this project, TGF has entered into a collaboration with Brighter Tomorrow, thereby establishing the groundwork for a more promising future. We’re making a difference by empowering 13 students to become community mentors. They’re not just benefiting from our programs, but also learning to uplift other girls. Through our collaborative efforts, we’re fostering transparency and accountability, making a daily, individual impact on the lives of girls. According to us, we can expand our collaboration to impact more girls and young women globally. Your thoughts? #education #girlchildeducation #impactosocial #traceablegiving
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On this #middleschoolMondayz in recognition of Women's History Month, we’re discussing 3 simple ways to help your middle school daughter, student, or a middle school girl in your sphere of influence start thinking about and building her own legacy. The middle school age is the perfect time to introduce legacy, character, and concepts of integrity to our girls. Legacy is technically defined as a gift by will or something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past. In short, the simplest way to define a legacy for a middle schooler would be by explaining the importance of their reputation. You can define legacy as what people will say and know about you in your absence or when you pass away. Letting them know what they leave behind is so important. Furthermore, teaching the concept of legacy helps teen and preteen girls build confidence, purpose, and positive self-esteem. Knowing they have made a difference and have a legacy to leave behind is crucial for their general health and development. After all, empowered girls who are well-equipped to think about and plan for their own legacies will likely mature into historic women! Below are three strategies to help them get started👇 🎯Provide opportunities for volunteerism and community service projects 🎯Encourage them to take on leadership roles 🎯Promote academic excellence For an in-depth look at these suggestions, check out today’s blog, Empowering the Future: How Middle School Girls Can Create Their Own Legacy in Women's History Month at https://wix.to/dHrRElo #newblogpost #volunteerism #communityservice #confidencebuilding #empowerment #blackgirlcollegeprep #leadershipforstudents #middleschoolgirls #buildingselfconfidence #academicexcellence #girlpower #middleschoolmondayz #womenshistorymonth #monday
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Hi @followers Just a reminder that we are respectfully asking for your support. Anything ans everything helps. "The Essence of Power Scholarship, established in honor of Diana Deida, aims to provide vital support for education while addressing the pressing issue of homelessness risk. This scholarship is dedicated to empowering young women, fostering their academic pursuits, and encouraging the development of careers that will not only enhance their personal futures but also break generational cycles. By investing in education, we aspire to uplift and empower the next generation of women, fostering positive change and resilience against the challenges of homelessness. "https://gofund.me/d724987b
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