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iFeminism
Friday, March 14
6-7 PM ET
virtual event; open to all mentees
iFeminism is a series of topics ranging from media, advocacy, and feminism. This month, we will analyze period poverty within the media. We will go through an activity using creative writing and/or graphic design (via Canva’s free resources) to describe how we have been impacted individually and as a community.
To attend this event, create a Girls Write Now account and register for this event through the portal.
Meet the Studio Facilitators
Chloe Lee
Chloe Lee (she/her) is a junior at Scarsdale High School interested in creative writing, psychology, public policy, history and is a second-year mentee at GWN. As a mentee, she enjoys exploring different genres of writing and media, including poetry, personal essays, short stories, flash fiction, and podcasting while also spreading her love for public speaking by leading her community studio. Outside of GWN, Chloe is involved in the nonprofits Dear Asian Youth and Bring Change to Mind, advocating for racial justice and destigmatizing mental health. She is also Captain of her school’s speech and debate team, president of her school’s Students Against Violence Club, Creative Director for her school’s newspaper, and a volunteer at her local library. In her free time, she loves to play piano, partake in competitive speech, write creatively, listen to music, bake, and run her Instagram food blog. She is a huge Swiftie and Gilmore Girls fan!
Gabby Ferrell
Gabby Ferrell is an aspiring journalist who is passionate about culture, lifestyle, and all things social justice. Her favorite book is All About Love by bell hooks. She enjoys matcha, shopping, and spending time with those who bring her joy.
This event is open to:
all mentees and all mentors
