Friday, January 28, 2011

Finding the Right College for You



Finding the right College to attend is a very important decision, and a very hard one. Here are just a few things to consider:

1. Take time to identify who you are before you start to pick individual colleges
2. What make to school you want to go to unique?
3. If you have a disability, will this college/university cater to your needs?
4. What is the average student teacher ratio?

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Really MTV?

First is was "16 And Pregnant". Now "Skins" ? So where do you draw line when it comes to promoting promiscuity in young people? Or maybe you don't.

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Atlanta Girlz Fest..Coming Fall 2011


ATLANTA Girlz Fest


..a she is me program experience!

Thursday, November 18, 2010

A Day in Her Shoes..


Have you ever wanted to know exactly what it would be like to 'walk a mile' in the shoes of someone who is exactly where you would like to be career wise and when you grow up :) ? Well, here is your chance!

The She is Me Program, Inc. has partnered with The Garner Circle PR to give you the opportunity to have a behind the scenes look of the ins and outs of the public relations profession.

All you need to do is write and essay in 500 words or less about one of the following:

1) How would use public relations to impact society?

2) What is a social cause that you are passionate about and how would
you bring awareness to it?

3) If you were to meet yourself 20 years from now; who would 'you' be meeting?

You must also:

Be a high school senior in the metro Atlanta area  (or DeKalb, Fulton, Clayton, Cobb, Gwinnett counties).

OR

Be a freshman in College.

 AND

 Be a member of The She is Me Program (if not already a member).
 To become a member, simply click here.

This window of opportunity runs from December 1, 2010-January 15, 2011.

**Entries must be received by January 15, 2011**


Please email your essay to bessie@thesheismeprogram.org

Questions? Contact us bessie@thesheismeprogram.org


Good Luck!

Friday, November 12, 2010

We.Stop.Hate. With Emily-Anne Rigal


Meet Emily-Anne Rigal, a 16 year old girl that is on a mission to "stop hate". She is pretty, smart, driven, and ppassionate about social change and youth empowerment. Emily is also the founder and director of WeStopHate.org. A program that is raising teen-esteem through the power of online videos and social media. Above is one of her many videos, which by the way has had over 35,000 views on a channel that has 6,500 loyal teen subscribers--> talk about positive influence! We had a change to chat with this phenomenal social change agent to get to know her a little bit more.