Press Contact:Liz Velez evelez@girlsinc.org 212.269.4630 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, New York – Nov. 16, 2023 – Girls Inc., the leadership organization inspiring girls to be strong, smart, and bold, is proud to announce the official launch of the third National Brand Ambassador Council cohort. Composed of 11 girls ages 16-18, the Brand Ambassador Council includes representation from across the Girls Inc. network. These Ambassadors were selected through a network-wide application process to serve as Girls Inc. spokespersons, amplifying the Girls Inc. brand and increasing awareness of the or ..read more

Press Contact:Liz Velez evelez@girlsinc.org (212) 269-4630 New York, New York – Nov. 14, 2023- Preeminent girls’ leadership organization Girls Inc. has appointed six new members to its National Board of Directors. These accomplished leaders are passionate advocates for the advancement of girls and women. They bring diverse insights stemming from their expertise in law, finance, corporate management, marketing, workforce development, and nonprofit leadership. “For nearly 160 years, Girls Inc. has been evolving with girls, equipping them for the challenges and opportunities of the day so they ca ..read more

Press contact:Liz Velez evelez@girlsinc.org 212.269.4630 Girls Inc. Celebrates Women of Achievement at National Los Angeles LuncheonHonorees Included: Gina Prince-Bythewood, Clancy Collins White, and Robin Thede  New York, NY – Nov. 9, 2023 – Girls Inc., the preeminent girls’ leadership organization, hosted its annual luncheon in Los Angeles on Wednesday, November 8. The event recognizes distinguished women who are role models for the new generation of girl leaders. It also serves as an opportunity to celebrate the transformative Girls Inc. Experience that inspires girls to realize their ..read more

For International Day of the Girl, Girls Inc. is celebrating by lifting up the voices of girls because we know girls have something to say! To help us commemorate this event, we invited our 2023-2024 Brand Ambassadors to speak on issues that matter most to them. Whether it’s about beauty standards, women in STEM, agriculture, or the pay gap,  our Brand Ambassadors have lots to share.  Check out their thoughts below and join the Girls Inc. “Girls Have Something to Say” Celebration by lifting the voices of girls in your communities. Ria is a participant of Girls Inc. Worcester, who tea ..read more

At Girls Inc., we know that mental health plays a critical role in how girls see themselves, how they connect with others, and how they envision their futures. That’s why Girls Inc. and the Saks Fifth Avenue Foundation are teaming up once again this year to support the mental wellbeing of Girls Inc. girls and staff across our network.  Since 2020, Girls Inc. has proudly partnered with the Saks Fifth Avenue Foundation to address girls’ most immediate needs in the midst of a worsening youth mental health crisis. The Foundation’s support has enabled the work of Girls Inc.’s Mind+Body initiat ..read more

Meet Cady and Izzy, two high school students from Girls Inc. of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey. Cady and Izzy are part of Girls Inc.’s Eureka! Program, a five-year STEM based program for rising students that builds confidence and skills through hands-on opportunities in science, technology, engineering, math, and a focus on personal development and career readiness. Cady has been with Girls Inc. for five years, and Izzy for four. This summer they both had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to intern at Free People, as part of the Girls Inc. Project Accelerate Career Readiness Progr ..read more

  Exploring Washington DC  Coming from eight states, one Canadian province, and 10 different Girls Inc. affiliates, TAC members traveled from near and far to come to Washington, DC. For many, it was their first visit to the nation’s capital. In addition to experiencing the federal government in action, the TAC explored various museums and DC sights. Touring the White House, Georgetown University, the National Museums of African and Asian Art, and Renwick Gallery allowed the teens to gain a multidimensional view of the city, its history, and their place within it. The TAC had the op ..read more

The 2022-2023 Girls Inc. National Teen Advocacy Council (TAC) pictured above on Capitol Hill. The Annual Washington, D.C. Fly-in Girls Inc.  was thrilled to host the 7th cohort of the *National Teen Advocacy Council (TAC) in Washington D.C. this July for the annual TAC Fly-in! The four-day event marked the culmination of the TAC members’ participation in the year-long advocacy and leadership program, as well as providing them with a meaningful experience to build upon their skills and grow as advocates. After engaging virtually throughout the year, the TAC members were elated to have this ..read more

Girls Inc. is equipping girls to be leaders: they are critical thinkers and problem solvers in an increasingly diverse world where collaboration and compassion are vital to the positive change we seek. For nearly 160 years, we have advocated for equitable access and opportunity, including educational attainment, so that those we serve can know their strength, use their voices, and realize their goals, all while eliminating barriers along the way. It’s why today’s decision by the Supreme Court of the United States struck a chord with so many in our community. The majority of Girls Inc. particip ..read more

T’Neil Gooden is a Girls Inc. Brand Ambassador using her voice to highlight issues impacting girls today. Menstruation should be taught with the same persistence and effort provided to students taking Physical Education. Menstruators are not provided with information until it has happened to them. Children should be given a beginner course on menstruation so that they would not be surprised when the event occurs or when their peers are having these experiences.  Schools should begin to incorporate the understanding of menstruation into their curriculum as it is of utmost importance. Stude ..read more