03/06/2026
In our weekly Social Emotional Learning group, participants reflected on both Black History Month and Women’s History Month by creating words and phrases that represent Black culture, womanhood, and identity.
Some chose to share how they view themselves as young Black girls, the coping strategies they are developing, and how the legacy of Black women influences who they are becoming.
This work goes beyond conversation. It strengthens emotional awareness, identity pride, and confidence that carries into everyday life.
When young Black girls are given space to reflect, connect, and honor the women who came before them, growth follows.
Share this to celebrate their voices and their strength.