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Awareness & Knowledge Building

The issues that Black girls face rarely receive the attention of the public, policy makers, or researchers. Black girls experience:

higher achievement gaps,
harsher disciplinary action,
higher-levels of interpersonal violence
higher levels of need in the areas of health and wellness

Black girls are often seen as less innocent and more grown up than other girls. They require encouragement and support to identify, challenge and overcome issues in the areas of education, health and wellness, juvenile justice, and identity development.

Advocacy, Professional & Organizational Growth

Who will ask the tough questions on behalf of our girls in an effort to disrupt inequality? we.REIGN, Inc will advocate on behalf of and with Black girls centering their voices and their stories. Our professional and organizational growth programming creates space for open dialogue, analysis, and evaluation of the systems and programs that are designed to support, but often harm Black girls. We bring with us solutions from Black girls and we stand with them as they share their ideas with other stakeholders, constituents and allies.

Community Programming & Internships

We provide school and community based programming for Black girls and their families. Workshop topics include:

Academic Wellness
Identity Development
Relationships and Sexual Health
Activism and Resistance

Our signature workshops series "We Speak" is designed to inform and prepare our girls to become change agents in their lives and their communities.

Our summer internships provide the opportunity for girls to explore the National Black Girl Agenda and develop their own community action to addresss issues that impact their lives.

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We create and support the development of safe spaces where Black girls can define themselves, for themselves and live unapologetically as they prepare and plan to become change agents in their lives and communities.

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