Empowered Flower Girl to celebrate girls who transform the world in honor of International Day of the Girl

DETROIT - Sept. 25, 2020 - PRLog -- Girls across the globe face challenges - from access to education and capital to greater risks of digital harassment and domestic abuse.

But despite those challenges, girls are poised to change the world. They are creators. They are innovators and they are POWERful.

From October 1-11, 2020, Empowered Flower Girl will dedicate its social media channels to "Girls Who Transform the World." The company will host a live discussion and kickoff event via Facebook as well as highlight girls who are making an impact in their communities.

"We're doing this in honor of International Day of the Girl, which is observed every year on October 11," said Rasheda Kamaria Williams, founder and chief empowering officer of Empowered Flower Girl. "Our goal is to celebrate and honor generations of girl power while bringing awareness to the issues, challenges and opportunities facing girls in the 21st century."

The International Day of the Girl campaign encourages girls to amplify their voices and stand up for their rights. This year, under the theme "My voice, our equal future," organizations and individuals are encouraged to seize the opportunity to re-imagine a better world inspired by adolescent girls – energized and recognized, counted and invested in.

Do you know a girl 5-25 years old transforming her community or the world through entrepreneurship, volunteerism or the arts? Let Empowered Flower Girl know at info@empoweredflowergirl.com.

Girls Who Transform the World Kickoff
Oct. 1, 2020 - 7-7:30 p.m. ET
Virtual event via Facebook
www.facebook.com/empoweredflowergirl

Empowered Flower Girl is a social enterprise on a mission to transform the way young people relate to one another and themselves. In 2020, the company is celebrating 10 years of service to the community. Learn more about Empowered Flower Girl and its new Girl World Peace Academy virtual course for educators, nonprofit/afterschool professionals and other youth advocates at www.empoweredflowergirl.com.

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