What we offer
Girlhood Reclaimed is available to deliver collaborative research on experiences of sexism and misogyny that centres the voices of young women, girls and non-binary folk. We can deliver this across different organisational settings. The research can be used to inform further training within your organisation as well as provide briefing papers, and policy recommendations.
Girlhood Reclaimed provides project-based work that will deliver workshops that provide sense-making spaces for young women, girls and non-binary folk to understand and communicate their experiences of misogyny, sexism and sexual harassment. These spaces aim to provide a collective space of sharing and support, as well as the opportunity to engage with feminist activism where we explore what it might look like to reclaim joy in their girlhood and how we can action that together.
This approach supports the undoing of harm caused by sexist, misogynistic narratives that hold dominance in their day-to-day lives.
Girlhood Reclaimed can provide training for teachers, youth workers, and other professionals on understanding and responding to misogyny, sexism and sexual harassment within their specific contexts. Our training aims to not only deepen your understanding of Misogyny, its harms and impacts on young women, girls and non-binary folk in particular but also provide safe, non-judgemental, reflective spaces for you and your team.