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Do you want to do something now to improve women's lives and health? If so, then the Young Women's Leadership Project is for you! Started in 1999 by the Feminist Women's Health Center, the Young Women's Leadership Project is a great way for young women from many walks of life and communities to prepare for activism, advocacy, or organizational leadership. We hope you will join us! You will have an opportunity to develop hands-on skills, including: how to advocate for social justice and women's rights, powerful event planning and how to recruit new activists. We want to empower you with volunteer projects, learning experiences, workshops, and the mutual exchange of ideas- so that you can find your own way to protecting and advancing women's health. These activities serve not only to empower their participants but also to diversify Atlanta's reproductive justice movement. As the Project expands its programming, we also deepened our outreach strategies to educate and empower all young women. In 1992, we sought to expand our current efforts to reach more young African-American women, and in 2005, we responded to a growing Hispanic population within our community and expanded our efforts to reach young Latinas. After all, since the Project was implemented in 1999, over 2,200 young women have graduated from the Project -- join us so that you can find your own way to protecting and advancing women's health, rights and justice! Ready to become involved? Email volunteer@feministcenter.org to start! To learn more about the Project, take a look at this brochure on the Young Women's Leadership Project. (Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher required) |
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Help shape the Young Women’s Leadership Project by filling out a quick survey. (Must be between 16-29 years old to complete) Your answers will determine our future!
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