Girls at the Center New Teen Program for Girls

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JULY 19

*Mandatory in-person orientation July 28, 10 am – 1 pm

This is a new program for girls, geared towards girls of color and girls from marginalized communities. We are looking for girls ages 14-17 to participate in this program which will kick off in June, then begin meeting every 2 weeks in August. Program participants will meet with community leaders to learn about issues that affect girls such as mental health, safety and sexual harassment, confidence and public speaking, and other issues of gender equality. The program will end in May 2023 and participants will work together as a group to present what they’ve learned to the public on GirlSpring’s website and at a public program. The goal is to encourage discussion around these topics and to create true change through education and self-advocacy.

For Parents: Please fill out the top section to give your child permission to participate in GirlSpring, and be photographed for use in promotional materials. *

Full Name

Parent Email *

Parent's Phone Number (555) 555-5555 *

Parent Employer *

I give my child permission to participate in GirlSpring

I give my child permission to be photographed for use in promotional materials.

Parent Signature *

Student First Name *

Student Last Name *

Student Email *

Confirm Email

Student Phone Number *

Instagram Handle

Birthday *

Current Age and Grade *

School *

Mailing Address *

City, State *

Zip code *

Why do you want to be involved in this project? *

Meetings are held every 2 weeks on a weeknight beginning in August. Can you commit to that schedule? *

Please list any extra-curricular or volunteer activities *

List any school or service positions held within other organizations

How did you first hear about GirlSpring? *

Gender discrimination and inequality has existed for centuries. How do you think GirlSpring's website can be used as a platform for change? *

Historically, strong, passionate women have played significant roles in shaping our country, families, and societies; and continue to do so today. Tell us about a female who is your role model, and what is the most important thing you have learned from her? (150 words or less) *

Role Model

Girls at the Center will address issues that girls, and particularly girls of color have struggled with historically. What do you see as some of the biggest issues facing girls today? *

Writing, Art, or Media Sample - Please include a link to a sample of work you are proud of, or copy and paste below.

Optional

References *

Please list the names, email, and phone numbers of 3 people who could tell us more about your level of commitment, interest, and fit for this program. This could be a teacher, counselor, church or community leader, volunteer or work supervisor, or a trusted family friend.

Girls selected for the Girls at the Center Program will attend 12 sessions throughout the year related to gender equality. At the end of the 12 sessions, the group will work together to produce a project for GirlSpring's website that addresses gender inequality. Do you have any specific ideas in mind?

Name

Kristen

Kristen is a contributor for GirlSpring. Her posts focus on GirlSpring updates and current events.

Girls at the Center **New Teen Program for Girls**

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JULY 19

*Mandatory in-person orientation July 28, 10 am – 1 pm

Kristen

Girls at the Center New Teen Program for Girls