Girls Spark is bringing its annual summit to Penn State Brandywine, offering teen girls a variety of dynamic, interactive workshops led by accomplished female leaders covering mental health, financial literacy, self-confidence, leadership, boundary-setting, and emotional resilience. The summit is designed to provide teen girls practical tools alongside a sense of community they can carry beyond the event.
Featured Workshops
The summit includes workshops such as “How to Communicate, Set Boundaries, and Stay True to You,” designed to help high school girls navigate friendships with confidence. Another session, “Empowering Your Image from the Inside Out,” shows girls that true confidence and presence start from within. A third workshop, “Dream Big, Stay Grounded,” explores how to dream big while staying grounded in self-care, confidence, and balance.
According to Stormy Bell, executive director of Girls Spark, “every single workshop we’ve curated comes back to the same core belief: that girls deserve space to figure out who they are and what they stand for.” The organization aims for attendees to leave “with inspiration, a toolkit and a community.”
Community and Impact
The summit will also feature a live DJ and a vendor village showcasing local businesses and organizations committed to uplifting young women. In keeping with its commitment to community impact, the summit will host a collection drive for menstrual products to help combat period poverty. All donations will benefit The Spot Period of No More Secrets Mind Body Spirit in Philadelphia.
Girls Spark is a Delaware Valley-based nonprofit founded in 2018, created by girls, for girls. Its mission is to provide middle and high school girls with a safe, supportive, and empowering environment where they can learn, collaborate, and overcome the social challenges of today.
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