Empowered Flower Girl Celebrates Sisterhood this Women's History MonthCelebrating Sisterhood Partner Program designed for schools and community/nonprofit organizations
During Women's History Month (March), the company is celebrating the importance of positive role models and programming that support girls' positive development. Adolescent girls across the country are experiencing record levels of violence, sadness and depression, as well as more cyberbullying and digital harassment, according to studies released over the past few months. The reports point to the need to have school environments where students feel connected, not just to fellow classmates, but also to adults. This sense of social connection is crucial for adolescent development and can help teens build the skills they need to cope with stress and setbacks. "Celebrating Sisterhood offers a unique opportunity for women to uplift girls in their communities and make a lasting impact," said Rasheda Kamaria Williams, founder and chief empowering officer for Empowered Flower Girl. "Our ultimate goal is to provide girls and young women with the resources they need to succeed. We are proud to partner with organizations that share this commitment to empowering the next generation of leaders and changemakers." Visit www.girlworldpeace.com/ End
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