The 1 Girl Revolution Gift Guide
The 1 Girl Revolution Gift Guide features a number of companies that donate a portion of their proceeds to good causes, and/or are working to make a difference in their communities.
Abbey and Molly: American Ninja Warrior, Alopecia, and Carving Our Courage
Abbey and Molly Steffl have been featured on “American Ninja Warrior” and are the founders of Carve Out Courage, which empowers kids across the country and encourages courage and resilience. Abbey and Molly join the 1 Girl Revolution podcast to share their inspiring life stories, their journey with cleft lip and palates, alopecia, bullying, resilience, courage, “American Ninja Warrior”, and so much more. You don’t want to miss this powerful episode with this dynamic mother and daughter duo!
Erin: Raising Awareness, Advocacy and Becoming an Ally for Native Americans
Erin Mitchell is the founder of Nation Unsevered, an Indigenous Ally Organization, and the Program Coordinator for House of the Moon, an Indigenous Women’s Empowerment and Self-Defense Training Program Responding to the “Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls” (MMIWG) Crisis in US and Canada. Erin joins the podcast to share her inspiring life story, how she became aware of the issues facing the Indigenous peoples, the crisis of “Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls” (MMIWG), how she became an Ally for Native Americans and how you can too, and so much more.
Willa’s Story: Fighting Hunger by Feeding Kids Right
Willa Johnson is a mother and grandmother who quit her job in 2011 to dedicate her life to feeding hungry children. Willa owns a catering business called The Soul Food Kitchen, which funds her work to feed hungry children during holiday breaks (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring Break, etc) and the summer months. Ms. Willa feeds hundreds of children every day, and over Thanksgiving break she fed over 450 children a day, and she expects the same numbers or more during the upcoming Spring Break.
Angela’s Story: Empowering Young Black Girls To Change the World Through Education and Innovation
Angela Patton, founder of Camp Diva and CEO of Girls for a Change, joins the podcast this week to talk about her life and the incredible work she’s doing to empower young black girls. Camp Diva provides girls with fun activities, cooking, dancing, and important social skills that develop the characteristics of strong women. And Girls for a Change empowers girls by inviting them to design, lead, fund and implement social change projects that tackle issues in their own neighborhoods and around the world.
