Join Girls Inc. of Worcester for our 104th Annual Meeting to celebrate the past year: from the the conclusion of our capital renovations to adapting to new challenges from the coronavirus pandemic, we continue to inspire all girls to be Strong, Smart, and Bold!
Girls, Inc. of Worcester is Bridging the Technology Divide
Girls, Inc. of Worcester has reacted to a recent study showing nearly a quarter of Worcester students don’t have access to a computer or another device besides a cell phone at home.
At the Girls, Inc. of Worcester signature 2020 Career and College Shower, every graduate was gifted a laptop with tools and software required for postsecondary education.
These biases can cause adults to have less empathy for Black girls and disregard their social and emotional needs. #blackgirlfuture
The perception that Black girls are “less innocent” can contribute to harsher punishment in school, fewer leadership opportunities, and less support in school. #blackgirlfuture
When COVID-19 became known as a pandemic, people started panicking about having enough toilet paper. What came next — hoarding, price-gouging, and of course the funny memes and jokes all over the internet — became a news-worthy source of comedy relief.
Today's "DAILY BREAKING" features Victoria Waterman the CEO at Girls Inc. of Worcester. Victoria talks about the Girls Celebration 2020 event. Like many things, the event became a “virtual” celebration. They did a segment each day of the week electronically. Girls Celebration is one of their biggest events to honor young girls for a variety of achievements.
New Central Mass. group aims to help young women navigate social media, texting and cyber-bullying
