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If you mentor, empower or serve girls through your work, organization or personal volunteering--or you want to!--let's stay connected and find ways to partner!
If you mentor, empower or serve girls through your work, organization or personal volunteering--or you want to!--let's stay connected and find ways to partner!
If you mentor, empower or serve girls through your work, organization or personal volunteering--or you want to!--let's stay connected and find ways to partner!
If you mentor, empower or serve girls through your work, organization or personal volunteering--or you want to!--let's stay connected and find ways to partner!
Thank you for the link, this will be helpful not only for personal knowledge but with some of the agencies I volunteer with.
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The Respect Rally is a half-day conference—followed by a 24-session curriculum (The Respect Keep It Going! Kit)—that empowers teens and college students to boost self-respect and spread respect for all through The Respect Basics.
http://www.respec…
Free Workshop Session (Leader's Guide)
You can use the leader's guide for this 60-minute session, an excerpt from our Respect: Keep It Going! Kit, to help teens explore how to use the Respect Basics in their own lives, relationships and, ultimately,…
If you mentor, empower or serve girls through your work, organization or personal volunteering--or you want to!--let's stay connected and find ways to partner!
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- In 100 words or less tell us how you are a leader
- I'm founder and CEO or Respect Rx, which is devoted to empowering girls, women and their advocates to boost self-respect, sisterhood, and social change in their lives (and our world). We make the respect connection through books, blogs, coaching, consulting, media appearances, nationwide special event and speaking programs and partnerships.
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Free Workshop Session & Enter to Win a Rally
Free Workshop Session (Leader's Guide)
You can use the leader's guide for this 60-minute session, an excerpt from our Respect: Keep It Going! Kit, to help teens explore how to use the Respect Basics in their own lives, relationships and, ultimately, to end forms of disrespect like domestic and dating violence.
We hope this session will strengthen your domestic and dating violence prevention programs by showing teens that no matter what form of disrespect they're struggling with: respect is the… Continue
You can use the leader's guide for this 60-minute session, an excerpt from our Respect: Keep It Going! Kit, to help teens explore how to use the Respect Basics in their own lives, relationships and, ultimately, to end forms of disrespect like domestic and dating violence.
We hope this session will strengthen your domestic and dating violence prevention programs by showing teens that no matter what form of disrespect they're struggling with: respect is the… Continue
Posted on October 1, 2009 at 3:39pm — 1 Comment
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- At 12:22pm on May 6, 2008,
Kimberly Jenkins said… - I am definitely going to check out your site! I also mentor and lead in my own community, specifically at-risk youths and single mothers. There is strength in numbers. There is an old Congo proverb-"One bracelet does not make much noise" I live my life each day to make a difference in one person life if hundred. I was put here for a purpose and I continue to give so others will give. It is a chain reaction. We are all one.
- At 5:11pm on May 5, 2008,
Sharmina T. Ellis said… - Courtney:
I absolutely love it! On my way to check out the site shortly!
I a inspired by what you are doing! I hope to be able to assist one day!
Best wishes,
Sharmina
- At 4:49pm on May 5, 2008,
Crystal Brown-Tatum said… - Hello and Welcome! Are you familiar with Girls Inc? That is also a wonderful organization. There are a lot of women on the site who mentor young women. Perhaps you should start a group for women interested in this type of service.
I have a 14 year old daughter and she struggles with self esteem issues, peer pressure, etc. It's a tough world they live in and high school is around the corner! ARGH!
- At 4:35pm on May 5, 2008,
Tynesha R Lewis said… - www.tyneshalewis.com
I speak with young girls all the time. Helping them to make better life choices and choosing who they want to be and not allowing anyone or any situation make that choice for them
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