Girls Inc. of Worcester will be hosting our College & Career Shower 2022 on June 15th at 6pm.
We will be celebrating our Eureka! Graduates as they move on to different colleges and career paths!
Join us as we wish the Class of 2022 good luck on their future endeavors!
Please RSVP if you plan on attending!
Location:
Girls Inc. of Worcester
125 Providence Street
Worcester, MA 01604
Let us come together as a community to empower every girl to be strong, smart, and bold! Join Girls Inc. of Worcester to celebrate our girls and honor those who advocate on behalf of our girls. This pandemic has been a challenging year for youth and especially girls, and this year's Girls Celebration showcases the importance of resiliency through positive relationships. We will also be spotlighting the phenomenal women-owned businesses that continue to support our cause despite facing historic challenges themselves.
Join us at our virtual event on May 4, 2022 at 4pm.
It never occurred to me that being a female author, writing a historic fiction novel about my family’s survival of the Armenian Genocide, would put me in a vast minority. You see, history is still a story that’s mostly told by men.
While the history documented may be invaluable, it is incomplete. Women also made history and their important stories go untold. Women lived it, endured it, suffered it, succeeded in it, cared for others during it, and played both key and critical support roles.
Girls Inc. advocates for policies and practices that advance the rights and opportunities of girls and young women. We work to ensure girls have the skills, knowledge, and support to make decisions to help them lead fulfilling, safe, and healthy lives. Their bodily autonomy is critical to their dignity as human beings and their right to be safe in the world.
Girls Inc. of Worcester will receive a $250,000 grant, and Girls on the Run Worcester County will receive a $33,480 one-year grant.
The $250,000 grant over five years will support Eureka! and Eureka! JV for Framingham, an expansion of Girls Inc. of Worcester’s full-year STEM and leadership programs for girls in grades 6-12.
WORCESTER, Mass. - Schools out and many summer camps are in session.
With the hot temperatures this week, Girls Inc. is taking extra precautions to keep campers safe.
To beat the heat outside, sprinklers are set up for the 100 girls at the camp to run through. Their building also has an indoor pool.
CEO Victoria Waterman says campers are being taught how to swim while also cooling down. She says they're also reminding girls how to stay healthy in the heat.
