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Girl Vow Hosts 7th Annual "Be Fearless" Conference
Empowering Over 200 Young Women and Girls Through Workshops, Panels, and Inspirational Speeches
The 7th Annual Bronx Conference for Women and Girls successfully took off at Lehman College on May 17th, celebrating the strength, resilience, and achievements of women and girls in the Bronx and beyond. Over 200 young girls were in attendance with representatives from 30 NYC Department of Education schools, community-based organizations, partners, and friends.
Girl Vow’s "Be Fearless" Conference has grown significantly since it began, now in its seventh year. The conference aims to address the broader needs of young women in the community by offering a platform for them to engage with influential women from diverse fields, learn essential skills, and discuss critical community issues.
Participants of the conference benefit from mentorship opportunities and the chance to lead and participate in discussions that foster personal growth and community engagement. This annual event continues to empower and inspire young women, encouraging them to become active agents of change in their communities
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Girl Vow Hosts Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion for "When Black Women Go Missing"
On Saturday, June 29th, Girl Vow joined the Empire State University - Black Male Initiative in hosting a screening of the documentary "VICE News Presents: When Black Women Go Missing" at Empire State University in Manhattan, New York. This was in partnership with the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) NY Chapter, President Rodney Bryant, Chapter President Julieann Stapleton, The National Taskforce for Missing and Murdered Women and Girls of Color, Lakeisha Lee of the Brittany Clardy Foundation, and Shadira Smothers of Abused and Bruised: The Krystal Anderson foundation. The event highlighted the critical issue of missing women and girls of color.