clubGEN is a research-based peer-led after school program for middle school girls. At clubGEN, trained and employed high school girls lead middle school girls through curriculum proven to prevent high risk behaviors that lead to eating disorders, teen pregnancy, and juvenile delinquency. clubGEN encourages the development of critical thinking skills and academic achievement.

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The girls now! conference is a one day seminar designed for girls and their parents / guardians to explore the issues of Body Image and Mean Girls (Relational Aggression/Bullying) through group presentations and hands-on interactive sessions that are designed to identify the problems and offer solutions.

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GENaustin's speakers series, educates girls, parents, teachers and other adults through presentations, panel discussions and small group workshops for schools and community groups. Local experts talk to girls and their communities about topics such as body image, bullying, dating, diversity, media literacy, parent-daughter relationships, and yoga. The series provides a safe environment where girls can discuss their concerns about topics that are often difficult to talk about with family and friends.

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OriGENal Works is a workforce development program for high school girls which provides 32 weeks of training & employment for up to 40 economically disadvantaged AISD students.

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