GRP is a personal transformation movement that engages and empowers girls to embrace and love all aspects of their identities through self and social awareness,
💚 Celebrate 10 Years with GRP 💡Today's Did You Know? is being shared in honor of National Coloring Book Day!
Did You Know? Girls Are Powerful launched its very own coloring activity book back in 2020. Check out what we did!
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💚 Celebrate 10 Years with GRP 💡
Did You Know? After a successful Fall Mother Daughter Event, we hosted another one in the Spring of 2017. The event theme was Etiquette and Communication, with Guest Speakers Galit Breen and Juliet Mitchell. #MotherDaughterEvent#DidYouKnow
Did You Know? 💡Celebrate 10 Years with GRP 💚On Saturday, November 12, 2016, we celebrate the power and beauty of relationships between girls and their moms/caregivers at our 1st Annual Mother-Daughter Event: Gratitude - 147 duos/trios attend! #MotherDaughterEvent#DidYouKnow
🌸An Open Letter to the GRP Community 🌸 After ten incredible years of impacting the lives of thousands of girls & women, we're transforming and recalibrating. Your unwavering support has brought us this far - READ MORE at https://t.co/gRTbhHj6cW #girlsarepowerful#transform#new
Happy Earth Month! This weekend, help the Earth by attending a clothing swap -- or hosting your own!
Swapping clothes is an environmentally friendly, and cost effective, alternative to buying new clothing. Make sure to bring a few clothing items you no longer wear to trade!
This week’s #WonderWomanWednesday is Wasfia Nazreen! Wasfia is an activist and outdoor enthusiast. She is the first Bangladeshi to have completed the Seven Summits -- climbing the highest mountain on every continent.
April is Earth Month! To celebrate, we’ll be sharing fun ways for you to connect with out planet all month long.
This weekend, find a way to learn more about your local environment, whether through a book, a podcast, or by talking to your local park ranger!
This week’s #WonderWomanWednesday is Mollie Beattie! Mollie was the first woman to be director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. During that time, she oversaw the addition of 15 new wildlife refuges and the reintroduction of the gray wolf into the Rocky Mountains.
We received an invite from Lionsgate for a free, the screening is on Tuesday, April 25th at 7:00 pm at the AMC Rosedale 14. If you’re interested in going, just RSVP at the link below.
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This week’s #WonderWomanWednesday is Xiye Bastida! Xiye is a climate activist and co-founder of Re-Earth Initiative, a youth-led organization working to make climate activism more accessible.
April is Earth Month! To celebrate, we’ll be sharing fun ways for you to connect with out planet all month long.
This weekend, try forest bathing! Breathe deeply and take a slow walk through a wooded trail. What sights, sounds, or even smells do you notice around you? 🌲
This week’s #WonderWomanWednesday is JoAnn Tall! JoAnn is an environmental activist and member of the Lakota tribe. She is the winner of the 1993 Goldman Environmental Prize, awarded to her for her protests against nuclear weapons testing near the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
This week’s #WonderWomanWednesday is Alma Thomas! Alma was a painter best known for her colorful, abstract paintings. She was the first Black woman to have her art featured in the White House collection and to have a solo exhibition in the Whitney Museum in New York City.