As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we want to shine a spotlight on Alejandra?Escamilla-Ocampo, our incredible Hispanic Program Specialist. For 18 years, Alejandra has been dedicated to empowering Hispanic youth and their families in Alabama through education, cultural pride, and a wide range of support services. Her work continues year-round, creating programs that bridge gaps and foster long-term success. Alejandra's passion ensures that Hispanic children have the role models and resources they need to dream big and pursue their potential. How can nonprofit organizations create year-round engagement with diverse communities? Let us know your thoughts!
Girls Inc. of Central Alabama
非盈利组织
Birmingham,AL 362 位关注者
Inspiring All Girls to be Strong, Smart, and Bold
关于我们
At Girls Inc., we strive to inspire all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. We help girls reach their fullest potential by providing gender-specific, age-appropriate programming that teaches life skills and promotes healthy life choices. In 2012, Girls Inc. services were delivered to over 9,000 Birmingham area youth. Our research-based programs focus on health and wellness, economic literacy, and career preparedness. We recognize that the climate for girls is always changing and we pursue programs that address the greatest needs for school-age girls in our community. We are committed to effectiveness measurement and collaboration in order to provide valuable services to as many girls as possible.
- 网站
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https://www.girlsinccentral-al.org
Girls Inc. of Central Alabama的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Birmingham,AL
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 领域
- Youth Development、Risk Prevention Education和Health and Wellness Education
地点
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主要
5201 8th Ave. S
US,AL,Birmingham,35212
Girls Inc. of Central Alabama员工
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Meredith Alsabrook, CFRE
Development Director at Girls Inc. of Central Alabama
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Latrice Little Jackson
Director of Outreach at GIRLS Inc of Cen
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Julean K.
Experienced in developing and managing impactful programs for girls and parents.
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Ashley Sankey B.A.Sc.
Empowerment Center Facilitator & Program Coordinator- Girls Inc of Central AL
动态
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A big thank you to Regions Bank for their incredible support at our Crestwood Center! Representatives from Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama came together to organize Community Impact materials and refresh our backpack cubbies for the girls. Thanks to their hard work, the girls now have a tidy and organized place to store their belongings during after-school programs, and our Community Impact department is all set for fall with sorted hygiene essentials, classroom materials, and program supplies. We truly appreciate your dedication to making a difference in our space!?
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Become an ACE Tutor with Girls Inc. of Central Alabama! Are you passionate about education and empowering young girls to reach their full potential? As part of our Accelerating Confidence in Education (ACE) program, you can make a direct impact by offering academic support in Math, English/Literacy, and Science to girls aged 6-18. ?? Weekly Commitment: Buildable schedule, 5-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday ?? Location: Crestwood Center By becoming an ACE tutor, you'll build lasting relationships with our girls and help boost confidence and academic success. Ready to make a difference? Scan the QR code below to sign up and learn more!
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Volunteers Needed! Girls Inc. of Central Alabama is seeking volunteers for our upcoming ACT Prep Workshop on October 5th from 10 AM to 2 PM. ??? Volunteering is a powerful way to give back, gain new skills, and inspire the future leaders of tomorrow. Our volunteers play an essential role in shaping our girls' futures and helping them achieve their educational goals. By sharing your time and knowledge, you’ll be making a meaningful difference in their journey to college readiness. Join us in October!
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Empowering young voices is crucial for the future of our democracy. At Girls Inc. of Central Alabama, we believe that every young person deserves to feel heard and confident in their ability to make a difference. Dive into this insightful article by Dr. Stephanie J. Hull, our President & CEO, to explore how we can support girls in finding and using their voices.
"Young people get voting. They are less sure about how to exercise their voice."?Before we even begin to worry about whether or not young people are voting, we need to double down on whether young people feel heard. Read this important article by Dr. Stephanie J. Hull, Girls Inc. President & CEO, featured in?The 74 Media. https://lnkd.in/ehFmVSbt
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We’re thrilled to congratulate our board governance chair, Daiquiri S., J.D., Ph.D., on her recent promotion to Associate Professor of Law at The University of Alabama Law School! With expertise in Employment Discrimination, Civil Rights, and Labor Law, Daiquiri's research and teaching have made significant contributions to the legal field and future generation of leaders. We’re proud to have such a dedicated advocate for young women on our team at Girls Inc. of Central Alabama. Congratulations, Daiquiri!
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On National Women’s Equality Day, we’re taking bold steps toward a future where every girl can achieve her full potential in a truly equitable society. At Girls Inc. of Central Alabama, we believe in the power of every girl, and together, we’re making that vision a reality! #SmartStrongBold
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We’re proud to spotlight one of our board members, Tracy Bell, Chief Investment Officer at First Horizon Advisors, whose dedication to Girls Inc. of Central Alabama has made a lasting impact. Tracy joined us years ago, driven by a passion to help girls achieve their full potential. Her expertise in financial literacy has become a cornerstone of our programs, giving our girls the tools they need to make informed financial decisions. Tracy’s partnership with our President and CEO, Connie Hill, has been instrumental in connecting our girls with successful women in the community. As Connie says, “One of the most powerful aspects of our work is putting our girls in contact with women like Tracy, who show them what’s possible for their future.” Reflecting on her involvement, Tracy shared, “Finding an organization that helps create opportunities and foster interests in young girls is what I was looking for. Girls Inc. fit that bill perfectly, and I’m proud to be part of this incredible mission.” Read more of the story here: https://buff.ly/4dEkOXG Thank you, Tracy, for your unwavering commitment to empowering our girls and shaping their futures! ???? #GirlsInc #StrongSmartBold
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We want to give a big thanks to Senator Roger Smitherman for his donation and support of Girls Inc. of Central Alabama. Senator Smitherman, a former Girls Inc. dad and a long-time advocate for women and children, has generously donated funds from the Jefferson County Community Service Fund. We’re so grateful for his continued support in building a new generation of leaders. Thank you, Senator Smitherman, for your dedication and generosity!
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Welcome back to "Adventures in Girlhood" and our third issue. Meet Serenity and learn all about her experience at our Walker County Summer Camp! For more stories and information on how you can support Girls Inc. Of Central Alabama make sure your address is updated and follow the link below to donate today!?https://lnkd.in/egqTkgaj