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Wow! It's hard to keep up with your social when you've been grinding IRL! As we close out this month, so much has happened that we need to share! Between growing our business capacity in an amazing cohort of Baltimore Business Owners, to galvanizing 28 Baltimore City Schools teachers, clinicians, and service providers to center girls of color in their work, to re-launching the Cool Women, Hot Jobs conference virtually for Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women, it has been a busy launch to 2021! There are more workshops to come! Keep your eyes peeled here and at impactllcs.com⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

On this International Women's Day, I am reflecting deeply on what it means to be "empowered". In my work, empowerment is not about filling empty vessels, or giving voice to the voiceless. It is about seeing girls and young women as the powerful beings with strong voices that they are, and actively removing that which aims to block her. It is about seeing the innate power in a girl, and giving her the tools to access and use it. We must stop seeing our girls as broken or powerless. Women are born powerful, girls are already powerful. We have a responsibility to never snuff that out, to always let it shine.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

#freedomwork Check out Codeswitch.org!

Happy Women and Girls in Science Day!! Alice Ball was the kind of scientist we need more of, though at the time of her discovery, her work was attributed to a man. More features on important BIPOC in Science coming soon to impactllcs.com. Make sure to check us out next month during Women's History Month! #impact #BlackHistoryAllYear #womenandgirlsinscience #STEM

For too long we have been satisfied with relegating the history of marginalized groups to special sections - even supplementary parts - of our curriculum. As a former special education teacher, I know that when you design instruction with the needs of all students of all levels and styles in mind, the entire class benefits. The same is true about how we teach the lessons of our nation's past and present. When we center the stories of the marginalized, our children will learn how to make a better future. The school has since revered the option to opt out... #blackhistoryisourhistory #blackhistoryallyear #centerourvoices #impact

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