Windsor carpenter, Delaney Krieger, said “You can’t be anything you don’t know about,” at the We Build a Dream Career Discovery Expo that was held at the Bradley Centre just a few weeks back. The event was held by Windsor non-profit organization Build a Dream, and shows off careers where females are typically underrepresented. Examples […]
Alyssa Brewton is only 13 years old and is focused on getting her reps in. Alyssa had begun powerlifting at the age of nine years old and then took a break for a few years before returning just under a year ago with her mom as her trainer. Alyssa added that, “There have been times […]
A 17 year old senior girl from Westfield High School started working with the United Nations back in March, and is now serving as a moderator at the United Nations after being selected as one of 14 girls nationwide to represent the Girl Scouts of the USA at the United Nations Annual Commission on the […]
Ball State University recently performed a study where they learned that robots would perform low-skilled jobs replacing human manual labor. In 2021, there were almost 10 million professionals in STEM careers, and according the U.S. Department of Labor, the industry will increase by 11 percent by 2031. Meanwhile, in April of 2021, Pew Research Center […]
In a huge, historic, first women took to the streets in a cycle rally, in the conservative tribal district of Khyber in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Prior to the rally was a training camp held in Landi Kotal Tehsil of district Khyber on December 8th and 9th. Both the event itself and the training for the […]
The DeKalb (Illinois) County Community Foundation recently awarded $162,250 in grants this fall to 25 local nonprofit and community organizations. The grants are given every year during the fall and spring to eligible organizations located around DeKalb County. The grants are given to several areas including, arts and culture, education, community development, environment and animal […]
Savannah Andress moved to Florida to live with her aunt as a teen, where she quickly fell into the drug scene and hanging out with the wrong people. Eventually Savannah ended up pregnant and homeless, living on the streets. Savannah stated, “I was between sleeping in the car, sleeping on the beach or in parks, […]
The Houston Texans, ConocoPhillips, Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages and Ashley all awarded $400,000 through the Inspire Change Grant Fund to 15 local nonprofits including She Is A CEO and Black Girls Do Engineer. The recipients celebrated at reception at NRG Stadium today with Texans president Greg Grissom, Vice President of the Texans Foundation Hannah McNair, Texans […]
Savannah Guthrie recently visited “The Drew Barrymore Show” to debut the first teaser trailer for her new show, “Princess Power,” that is set to air on Netflix. The animated series gets its base from Savannah’s bestselling children’s book, “Princesses Wear Pants,” that was co-authored by Allison Oppenheim, a parent educator and NBC News president Noah […]
The WNBA sets a powerful standard for inclusive representation across the organization when it comes to players, coaches, staff, and administration. This year, the WNBA added a package of new diversity and inclusion and social justice initiates. Some of the WNBA’s biggest improvements came in the percentage of women head coaches which increased by 16.6 […]