On the education and empowerment of adolescent girls as one of the keys to the future of the world.
Length:43:16
Timecodes:
- How Girls on Fire Leaders was born. [2:05]
- Girls on Fire Leadership Camps. Samburu. The power of using your voice. [6:24]
- What drew Eileen to this work. Women and poverty. India. Kiva Fellowship (https://www.kiva.org). Manipur. Microfinance. Leadership potential. [9:36]
- Work with Shofco https://www.shofco.org/. Access to nature. Karura forest. Mind expansive experiences. [15:40]
- Partnering with other organisations. Community involvement. [19:09]
- High numbers of HIV among adolescent girls. How leadership programs decrease these numbers. [20:56]
- Collaboration. [21:35]
- Workshops with boys. How do we lead with empathy and love? [24:14]
- Makesh teaching classes using Practice You book. [26:52]
- Leadership in community. Girls on Fire Leaders asking important questions. [27:52]
- Outcomes of Girls on Fire Leaders since 2014. Vision. Design thinking. [31:21]
- What needs healing. Voice. [36:00]
- Assignment: Consider how the trauma you endured as a child could become your greatest teaching in your work.]
- Favorite view. [38:44]
- Prayer. [39:42]
- Ways to be involved. [40:28]
Resources:
http://www.girlsonfireleaders.com/
The Collaborative Habit by Twyla Tharp.
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