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Girls have
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to be themselves
and to resist gender stereotypes. |
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Girls
Incorporated® Media LiteracySM teaches
girls to analyze what they see and hear on television
and throughout the media. Girls learn to advocate
for images they would like to see while gaining
exposure to a range of careers in media and entertainment.
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| Girls have the
right... |
to express themselves with
originality and enthusiasm. |
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Girls Incorporated® Discovery
LeadershipSM partners
girls and women in community action projects chosen
by the girls, building leadership skills and creating
lasting change.
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| Girls have the
right... |
to take risks, to strive freely,
and to take pride in success. |
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Girls Incorporated® Operation
SMARTSM builds
girls’ skills and interest in science, math,
and technology. Hands-on activities give girls the
opportunity to explore, ask questions, and solve
problems in a girl-focused setting.
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Girls have the
right...
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to accept and appreciate their
bodies. |
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Girls Incorporated® Preventing
Adolescent PregnancySM helps
girls identify ways and reasons to avoid early pregnancy.
Four age-appropriate components foster girls’ communication
skills, provide basic health education, and encourage
girls to plan for the future.
Girls Incorporated® Friendly PEERsuasionSM puts teenage girls in charge
of helping younger girls avoid alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs by teaching
healthy ways to confront peer pressure and manage stress.
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| Girls have the
right... |
to have confidence in themselves
and to be safe in the world.
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Girls Incorporated® Project
BoldSM promotes
girls’ awareness of their physical safety and
boundaries. Girls develop techniques for self-defense
and violence prevention.
Girls Incorporated® Sporting
ChanceSM builds
movement and athletic skills, cooperative and competitive
spirit, health awareness, and interest in all sports
as girls explore sports-related career opportunities
and healthy risk-taking.
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| Girls have the
right... |
to prepare for interesting
work and economic independence. |
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Girls Incorporated® Economic
LiteracySM introduces
girls as young as six to basic financial concepts,
including money management and investing.
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