Strong Women, Strong Girls is a dynamic place at which to work.  We believe in investing in the development of our interns, just as they invest in the lives of the young women and girls we serve.  Capitalize on this amazing opportunity to experience the mutual empowerment and SPARKS of a nationally recognized non-profit organization! We are recruiting Summer 2012 interns in a variety of departments – including on the program,...

SWSG is grateful to have the support of a strong group of women who have committed to fundraising for Jump into Spring 2012! To reach their individual goals, they have created online fundraising pages on StayClassy. SWSG sincerely thanks these women for “jumping in” to support our mission. Each woman has a unique connection to Strong Women, Strong Girls. For example, long-time volunteer Clara Sierra was energized by the...

Presented by Strong Women, Strong Girls, the Spark Award celebrates an individual (male or female) whose work demonstrates a commitment to empowering women and girls in our community. A Spark Award honoree ignites others to make a positive impact, activates and stimulates inspiration, and acts as a catalyst for positive change for women and girls. A Spark Award winner embodies the values of Strong Women, Strong Girls. Last...

It’s that time of year again. Gyms glean with flashy signs: “New Year means the New You!” Friends and family start asking, “What are your resolutions for the New Year?” It’s difficult to turn a blind eye to the pressures that abound this time of year. Whether your goals this year are to see your best friend more frequently, take yourself out for dinner, or organize your finances, the call to transform...

As we head into 2012, I am thinking about where the “F” word stands in society. Were it not for my time living in Central Texas, I may have a very different perception of what the “F” word – feminism – means to people in the 21st Century. Living six months in Central Texas is about as much of a culture shock as a liberal California girl can ask for. As a self-proclaimed feminist, or rather an equalist, I...