Data Sharing Breakfast: Confident Girls, Competent Women
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Ernst & Young
200 Clarendon Street Boston, MA 02116Description
New research from The Girls’ Index shows us that girls’ confidence declines 26% between 5th-9th grade and doesn’t return to pre-middle school levels. One in three girls report being afraid to be a leader for fear that others might think she is bossy and nearly half are afraid to speak their mind or disagree with others because they want to be liked. What is impacting girls during adolescence and what can adults do to create more accessible and empowering experiences so girls can fully actualize their potential? What continues to impact women on their leadership trajectories and how can we cultivate the female leaders of tomorrow? Sharing new data analyses from surveys with nearly 11,000 girls, Dr. Lisa Hinkelman will reveal insights that illuminate the complex challenges facing girls’ post-secondary, career and leadership paths.
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Learn the results of the latest research analysis from THE GIRLS’ INDEX: NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE COMPLEX WORLD OF TODAY’S GIRLS - the largest survey on the attitudes, perceptions, behaviors and thoughts of adolescent girls in the United States AND hear what is launching in Boston to help create generations of confident girls who control their own relationships, experiences, decisions and futures.
PRESENTED BY: Lisa Hinkelman, Ph.D., Founder/CEO Ruling OUr Experiences (ROX)
Lisa Hinkelman is a nationally recognized researcher, speaker and author who is a foremost authority on educating and empowering girls and creating environments that foster girls’ confidence, self-esteem and successful decision-making. She has spent nearly fifteen years researching girls and educating adults both as a professor at The Ohio State University and as the Founder and CEO of the national non-profit ROX. Lisa is the author of the book ‘Girls Without Limits: Helping Girls Achieve Healthy Relationships, Academic Success and Interpersonal Strength’ and of the research report ‘The Girls’ Index: New Insights into the Complex World of Today’s Girls’. Lisa is also a Draper Richards Kaplan (DRK) Foundation Social Entrepreneur Fellow.
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ROX is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that leads the nation in research, education, and programming for girls. Our demonstrated expertise is in:
- Conducting relevant and innovative research with girls,
- Educating the community on issues impacting girls, and
- Implementing evidence-based programming for girls.