About this episode

Stephanie Hull, CEO of Girls Inc., discusses the organization's mission to empower young women and how individuals can get involved.

For over 160 years, Girls Inc. has been on a mission that matters: empowering young women from ages 5 to 25 to believe in their own potential. Stephanie Hull, CEO of Girls, Inc., explains how the organization serves nearly 125,000 girls across 75 affiliates in the U.S. and Canada, and how you can get involved.

People in this episode

Guest: Stephanie Hull

Topics covered

• empowerment
• girls
• workplace
• loneliness
• barriers
• youth development

Keywords

• Girls Inc.
• empowerment
• young women
• Stephanie Hull
• loneliness epidemic
• barriers
• youth

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Girls Inc.

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