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The global educational nonprofit, the Female Lead, seeks to empower young girls’ leadership skills through free educational resources and research. The “Disrupt your Feed” project focuses on improving social media health through providing a variety of positive female role models for girls to follow, covering areas such as women in STEM, mental health, sports, and more.
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The Female Lead is a global educational nonprofit that focuses on improving female leadership through education and representation for young girls. They provide free resources to educators and students through their website and social media. The listed web page is a part of the “Disrupt your Feed” project, aimed at improving the social media health of young girls. In addition to the findings of a research project on this subject, this page features a list of positive female role models to follow on social media. The research found that following positive women role models resulted in young girls having higher and more focused personal and career aspirations. Areas covered include, but are not limited to; business, women in STEM, mental health, sports, and arts and entertainment.
To access more educational resources, events with inspiring women, videos and podcasts, and promotional materials (including posters), sign up for the free Female Lead Society on their website.
https://www.society.thefemalelead.com/social-media
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The Female Lead is a global educational nonprofit that focuses on improving female leadership through education and representation for young girls. They provide free resources to educators and students through their website and social media. The listed web page is a part of the “Disrupt your Feed” project, aimed at improving the social media health of young girls. In addition to the findings of a research project on this subject, this page features a list of positive female role models to follow on social media. The research found that following positive women role models resulted in young girls having higher and more focused personal and career aspirations. Areas covered include, but are not limited to; business, women in STEM, mental health, sports, and arts and entertainment.
To access more educational resources, events with inspiring women, videos and podcasts, and promotional materials (including posters), sign up for the free Female Lead Society on their website.
https://www.society.thefemalelead.com/social-media
No Wrong Door Marketplace materials or resources are reviewed and curated by the Ohio School-Based Center of Excellence for Prevention & Early Intervention. To discuss resources, add, or suggest updates to No Wrong Door Marketplace, please call 513-529-2450. www.OhioSBCOE.org
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