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The document proposes starting a Girl Up club at BR school to empower girls and raise awareness of issues facing girls globally. Girl Up is a campaign of the UN Foundation that engages girls to take action on issues like education, health, and safety. The proposed club would follow Girl Up guidelines, meet weekly, and plan activities to educate and fundraise for girls in need. Benefits would include opportunities for recognition, scholarships, and celebrating International Women's and Girl's days. Permission is sought to start the club at BR in the next school year.
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- 2. “Every girl, no matter where she is born, deserves to dream. We can make her dreams a reality” Better yet, BR has got the passion & commitment it takes!
- 3. What is Girl Up?
- 4. What is Girl Up? Girls are powerful. When they’re educated, healthy, and safe, they transform their communities. When girls stand up for girls in need, they empower each other and transform our world. As the United Nations Foundation’s adolescent girl campaign, Girl Up engages girls to take action. Led by a community of nearly half a million passionate advocates raising awareness and funds, our efforts help the hardest to reach girls living in places where it is hardest to be a girl.
- 5. What are we going to do? We would love to collaborate with Fierce’s initiatives Our mission matches with Fierce in striving to make girls confident, however we would like to remain as an independent club, in regards to raising awareness for other girls and young women around the globe. We must follow specific guidelines (including hosting five activities in one school year). Activities for clubs include volunteering and attending WE DAY! We would maintain contact with the larger Girl Up committee through semester and activity reports.
- 6. Tentative schedule 1. Get permission to start a Girl Up chapter at BR, and find an advisor (June 2016) 2. Advertise Girl Up at the club fair in the beginning of the 2016-2017 school year 3. Elect positions when Girl Up starts, in October 2016 4. Attend WE Day on October 19th, 2016 5. Through the span of November to May 2016/2017 plan and carry out club activities
- 7. Why Girl Up?
- 8. More like... why not? Empowerment. Confidence. Strength. We know that hosting a club like this in BR, would not only be beneficial to our student body, but to all of the girls here at BR. When girls rally together, they are capable of so much. We want to jumpstart all of the positive and creative energy flowing throughout the halls of BR, into a club that will not only advocate for a better tomorrow for the students of BR, but for the whole community as well.
- 9. How are we going to get started, you ask?
- 10. Getting Started As a part of Girl Up, this club will have various responsibilities to uphold. An ideal Girl Up chapter, would meet weekly for forty-five minutes. These meetings include ideas for educating and raising awareness of girls throughout the globe, and helping to raise money for third-world and developing countries, where girls simply are not able to access the same opportunities as we can. By establishing a Girl Up chapter in BR, we will continue to recognize the capability of girls, and promote unity and diversity throughout our club. We will work together to create and brainstorm new ideas and initiatives to connect girls around the globe.
- 11. The Benefits, you may be
- 12. The Benefits of Girl Up! There are so many benefits of establishing a Girl Up chapter, especially in a school as passionate as BR. Chapters in the past have raised up to $125,000 to support UN programs for adolescent girls in developing and third-world countries. Many clubs gain recognition each year for their hard work and efforts, and we have no doubt that BR will not fail to establish an amazing chapter, that will proudly represent all girls!
- 13. The Benefits of Girl Up! Being a part of Girl Up also provides BR with countless opportunities, such as the chance to attend or host school-wide celebrations on International Day of the Girl and International Women’s Day. Girl Up also provides countless scholarships and awards to deserving young females each year. We believe that BR has the initiative and what it takes to establish an amazing Girl Up chapter!
- 14. Girl Up @ BR! We would like to develop a Girl Up chapter at BR that would ideally start next year. BR has many students who are willing to initiate positive social change and we want to make sure we recognize them! It is about time that we “Girl Up” in the game, and start to create a more aware and passionate understanding, revolving around the strength and capability of all girls! We appreciate the time you took today in meeting us, and we are very eager and excited to hopefully start a chapter at BR! ?
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Editor's Notes
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