Lindsay Hyde thanks the Strong Women, Strong Girls community as she prepares for business school in the fall.
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Student Board members have the opportunity to get more involved with SWSG, gain insight into the nonprofit world, and enhance professional skills.
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Get your Jump into Spring Kit and jump along with us anywhere, anytime.
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As our false early spring turns into real spring, I am sure that college seniors across the country are outwardly excited. However, as ready as they may be for the end of classes and the fun of senior spring, some seniors are stressed out about their “real lives” beginning in May or June. I was in those shoes only a few years ago. In college, I had loved my time mentoring with SWSG and other chances I had to work with youth. When...
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On Wednesday, May 2nd, the South Florida Strong Women, Strong Girls team was awarded with the prestigious NOVO Award by the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce! The NOVO Awards, selected by the Nonprofit Business Committee Awards Task Force, are presented for innovative excellence in the not-for-profit business sector in the delivery of services in the Greater Miami community. They are given out in two categories: nonprofits with a budget...
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At this year’s Pittsburgh Strong Awards on April 30th, Dr. Linda Clautti received the second annual Spark Award. But we’re not the only ones who think Dr. Clautti deserves some recognition! Dr. Clautti is profiled in the article “Fearless Women: Linda Clautti, Urban Pathways Charter School” which details her commitment to “getting students in the college mode” and “creating a culture of stability”...
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Kaliah is a third grader in Medford, Massachusetts. She loves Strong Women, Strong Girls and her mom shares that she is “so excited by the program!” During the first semester, Kaliah reflected on some of the skills she learned from the SWSG mentors and curriculum. In Kaliah’s words: “I have learned a lot from SWSG. I’ve learned that when you’re determined to do something, you don’t give up and you keep on trying. My favorite lesson of the semester was when we used the string to say our favorite part of our culture. At the end it formed a big web that showed how we are all connected. I liked it the most because I got to learn everybody’s different cultures.”