Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

[Pat McGann <>]

Over the past few weeks many of us have had to make serious adjustments to our lifestyles in the wake of a global pandemic. During this time, ​we have ​repeatedly heard the voices of governmental leaders, but ​it is just as important for us to hear from young people who are leaders​​. This conversation will feature ​Women Inspiring Strength and Empowerment (W.I.S.E.) ​high school members discussing ​how they have been practicing self-care, maintaining relationships during social distancing, and ​handling changes to the school year. Join the W.I.S.E. Club on Tuesday April 21st at 1pm EST.

W.I.S.E. Club, currently in 14 Washington, DC public schools, offers a separate space for elementary, middle and high school girls and young women to explore key learning areas of development such as self-esteem, emotional and social intelligence, leadership, gender-based violence prevention, and healthy relationships. Our WISE members share these lessons with their peers, and in collaboration with their Men of Strength Club brothers, lead member-created Community Strength Projects.

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W.I.S.E. Club Community Conversation Over the past few weeks many of us have had to make serious adjustments to our lifestyles in the wake of a global pandemic. During this time, ​we have ​repeatedly heard the voices of governmental leaders, but ​it is just as important for us to hear from young people who are leaders​​. This conversation will feature ​Women Inspiring Strength and Empowerment (W.I.S.E.) ​high school members discussing ​how they have been practicing self-care, maintaining relationships during social distancing, and ​handling changes to the school year. Join the W.I.S.E. Club on Tuesday April 21st at 1pm EST. W.I.S.E. Club, currently in 14 Washington, DC public schools, offers a separate space for elementary, middle and high school girls and young women to explore key learning areas of development such as self-esteem, emotional and social intelligence, leadership, gender-based violence prevention, and healthy relationships. Our WISE members share these lessons with their peers, and in collaboration with th www.eventbrite.com

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