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A New Point of View

Ikran, 16: "The thing I’ll miss the most is seeing the stars at night, because in the city you only see like one star and then it ends up being a plane or something."
Showcasing Overlooked Stars

Eh Re Noh Say: “A lot of girls got scouted to play for college, which is amazing. I heard from a Duluth college because of the tournament!"
How to Re-Align Our “Normal”

Learning Life: "To build something new, and to get to where many of us say we want to go, we truly have to understand and acknowledge and face our history as a nation."
Outward Bound for Girls: 1965

In 1965, in northern Minnesota, 24 teenage girls had an experience that changed their lives. For 30 days, they lived in the wilderness. At the time, girls were considered to be “soft, pampered creatures,” as one observer put it.
Learning Life: A healthy embrace with food

Teaching young growers with Roots for the Home Team, chef Amalia Moreno-Damgaard's passion, and behind-the-scenes with a food stylist.
Journey to Self-Discovery

Neda Kellogg: The New Bush Fellow explains how Project DIVA changes girls' lives.
Jessica Melnik: On a Mission

Learning Life: High school junior Jessica Melnik has led a coalition to try to get a curriculum into Minnesota schools to build awareness about the sex trafficking issue.
I Want to Be Reflected in Our History Books
Learning Life: Power through education

Kathy Coskran: Education produces girls with a vision — powerful, capable, articulate girls with a future.
Re-imagining education

BookShelf: Artika Tyner shares her vision of education for social change
The education of a strong woman

SheSaid Shannon Drury on raising a feminist daughter
Education saves lives

OnYourMind: Sylvia Bartley on the transformative power of education, especially for Black children
The economics of education

Rebecca John on finding a balance of college financial aid
Girl-focused education

Cindy Reuther & the Laura Jeffrey Academy
Education is her passion

Profile: Education was Mai Moua's way out of poverty, and she mentors other Hmong women and girls

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