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  • Sisters in Strength

  • 20 / Female
  • New York City, New York, US
  • Last Login: 11/2/2009

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  • Movies

    Hey...Shorty! by Ashley Lewis (past SIS member)

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  • Status: Single
  • Here for: Networking, Friends
  • Zodiac Sign: Leo
  • Occupation: Youth Organizer

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  • Girls for Gender Equity

    • Brooklyn, NY US
    • Youth Organizer

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For more info go to - http://www.ggenyc.org/co-events.php




ABOUT SIS: We are organizing a Participatory Action Research project about sexual harassment in the NYC public schools. Our primary question is "What impact does sexual harassment have on students in the NYC public schools?" Check our our blog for more info about the event's success!!! Boys and Girls can participate by filling out your opinions and ideas on our Survey and Slambook. Please contact GGE for more information at :

Vanessa Nisperos
Phone Number: 718.857.1393
Adress: 1360 Fulton Street BKLYN, NY 11216
sisters@ggenyc.org

Girls for Gender Equity is a nonprofit organization located in Restoration Plaza 1360 Fulton Street, Suite 314. GGE empowers women of all ages and educates them with will power, womanhood, and self-respect. GGE is committed to the physical, psychological, social and economic development of girls and women. Through education organizing and physical fitness, GGE encourages communities to remove barriers and create oppurtunities for girls and women to live self determined lives...

Sisters in Strength is a paid community internship program for teen women ages 15-19. The young women develop leadership and mentoring abilities by assisting in running the Urban Leaders After-School program. The participants learn to be agents of social change by deciding on, planning, and implementing a grassroots organizing project. They also participate in skills-building workshops to receive assistance in applying to college, increase their financial literacy, and become more informed about political and social issues that affect them. S.I.S. Interns: Amanda Simmonds Ariel Miles Chiamaka Agbasionwe Cyndi Yahya Kayla Andrews Marsha Moses Nefertiti Martin N'keya Peters Pamela Ofibu Shantu Ealy Veronia Tirado

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