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Leadership: There is no failure, only winning or learning

by Alicia Smikle Little | Jan 8, 2024 | Career Advice, Education & Career, Empowerment & Inspiration, Personal Development Tips

Are you a Parent? Do you work in the Education Sector? If so, then this post is for you. Have you ever heard the saying “There is no failure, you only win or learn”? When it comes to leadership, it’s important to adopt a growth mindset where...

3 Tips To Keep Motivation High This Year

by Alicia Smikle Little | Jan 2, 2024 | Empowerment & Inspiration, Goal-setting Strategies, Personal Development Tips

We believe in the potential of every young girl aged 8-22, and we’re here to support them every step of the way. As we step into 2024, here are three powerful steps that can help our community of young women stay motivated and empowered throughout the year....

3 Ways Charitable Funding has Empowered our Charity

by Alicia Smikle Little | Nov 16, 2023 | Community & Activism, Community spotlights, Diversity & Inclusion, Inclusive discussions, Inspirational stories of change, Stories of diverse experiences

Did you know that female-focused U.K. charities receive less than 2% of overall charitable donations? This statistic reveals a significant disparity in funding allocation, which can have a profound impact on the support available for women and girls. That is why...

This November Unite! to prevent violence against women and girls

by Alicia Smikle Little | Nov 2, 2023 | Activism resources, Community & Activism, Empowerment & Inspiration

Join us this month as we take part in a global movement against gender-based violence with 16 Days of Activism. The United Nations theme this year is Unite! invest to prevent violence against women and girls. In support we’re taking a bold stand against sexual...

Becoming the Empowered Black Woman

by Alicia Smikle Little | Oct 10, 2023 | Activism resources, Community & Activism, Cultural awareness, Diversity & Inclusion, Friendships & Sisterhood, Inclusive discussions, Inspirational stories of change, Intersectionality, Stories of diverse experiences

Words by: Rochana Johnson-May You don’t have to look far to see someone struggling with their mental health. The only thing is, you may not be able to tell who it is by sight alone, and the likelihood of this decreases further if that someone is a black woman. Women...