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Our Purpose

Girls Incorporated of New York City is an independent affiliate of Girls Incorporated – one of the leading youth development organizations in the country. Our mission is to inspire all NYC girls to be strong, smart and boldSM.   We offer programs that

  • empower girls to embrace their value and potential
  • equip girls with the tools for leadership roles and community action
  • prepare girls lead to successful, independent, fulfilling lives.

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Spotlight on Training

Bring Girls Inc. of NYC to your organization!  We are currently scheduling staff development workshops for Fall 2005 and Winter 2006. 

Our experienced trainers can tailor workshops to meet the needs of your community group, school, youth program or corporation.  Some topics include:

  • Gender Equity

  • Creating Girl-Friendly Environments

  • Sexuality Education

  • Group Facilitation with Youth

Call us at 212.531.7620 or email info.nyc@girls-inc.org for scheduling information.

 

 

 
   
The Board of Directors of Girls Incorporated of New York City is pleased to announce the hiring of its new Executive Director, Pamela J. Maraldo, PhD, an executive with expertise in working with the challenges facing not-for-profits, as well as experience in addressing the complexities of a world in which girls and young women are not always encouraged to grow up to be all that they can be.
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