This just in … a release from the Charlotte-based Girl Talk Foundation:
**MEDIA ADVISORY**
Girl Talk Foundation, Inc. “Tailoring Teens For Success Program” Accepting Applications
Who: Girl Talk Foundation, Inc.—a non-profit organization empowering young girls between the ages 11-16 to become leaders.
What: “Tailoring Teens For Success,” a 10-week program focusing on managing anger, finance, etiquette, health/hygiene and self acceptance to name a few. Program is designed to build character, encourage positive and critical thinking, and develop leadership and life skills in young girls. The curriculum also includes a one day college tour. Program is limited to 35 girls.
When: Saturday September 6, 2008 – Saturday November 8, 2008
10 consecutive Saturday’s; 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Girls must attend at least eight sessions to complete curriculum.
Where: The University of Phoenix, 10925 David Taylor Drive, Room #105.
Cost: $50.00 per girl *scholarships are available* Applications available by visiting www.girltalkfoundationinc.com.
About Girl Talk Foundation, Inc.
Girl Talk Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization that serves as a resource and network of support for young girls between the ages of 11-16. The mission of Girl Talk is to empower today’s girls to become leaders of tomorrow. The goals are to encourage positive and critical thinking, build character, promote self-respect, teach life skills and develop leadership skills. Annually, Girl Talk services about 700 girls through its various programs. Girl Talk was created by radio/TV personality Janine Davis, an 18-year veteran of the broadcasting industry.
Girl Talk Foundation, Inc. 801 East. Morehead Street, #105, Charlotte, NC 28202, 704-335-5885, www.girltalkfoundationinc.com.
This article appears in Aug 27 – Sep 2, 2008.
