“I Stand on Their Shoulders”: What the US Election Means for BIPOC Girls
What Kamala Harris’s election as Vice President means is glass-shattering…especially for BIPOC girls.
No Time for Fear: Juneteenth and #BlackLivesMatter
Girl Museum condemns the ongoing violence against Black and Indigenous communities, and condemns the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and others who have lost their lives in the long history of violence against Black, Indigenous, and people of color.
There are No Sidelines
Museums can’t just reflect and collect, they must participate. They have always been active in culture making – often supporting unjust and racist patriarchal structures. The time has come for change.
The Gendered Dangers of Brexit
Image from The Telegraph. The UK left the EU at the end of January, more than three years after the controversial Brexit referendum. This signalled the beginning of what will be another long process of negotiations, with current EU rules and regulations only...Growing Up Under China’s One Child Policy
Junior Girl Mengshu Ye writes about her experience growing up under China’s One Child Policy and how that impacted her life and family.
Say Her Name: Nasha, Mayan, Bailey, Akyra
Program Developer Tiffany Rhoades writes about the gun violence epidemic and its impact on girls.