In the heart of South Florida, a pressing concern has been unfolding, one that affects the very fabric of the state's future: the plight of its young girls. The League of Women Voters of Palm Beach County has taken a proactive stance, hosting a workshop to dissect the growing crisis facing girls in Florida. Scheduled for Thursday, October 16, from 3-5 p. m. in West Palm Beach, this community event aims to bring together a panel of experts to discuss the findings of a comprehensive study, "The State of the Florida Girl." This study, which sheds light on the significant disparities impacting over 2 million girls statewide, paints a stark picture.
From academic struggles to emotional wellness, the report underscores the immense pressure Florida girls face and the profound toll it exacts on their ---s. At the forefront of this discussion will be Elle Harrigan, chief advancement officer for the Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida, who will deliver the keynote address.
The report's authors astutely observe that "unboxing her potential means allowing girls the space to not fit a mold." These words resonate deeply, highlighting the need for a supportive environment where girls can flourish without the constraints of societal expectations.
A second community workshop to explore and discuss the growing crisis facing girls in Florida will be held Thursday, October 16, from 3-5 p.m.Looking to read more like this: Check here
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