OUR MISSION

We inspire all girls to be confident leaders through peer-to-peer mentoring programs.

OUR VISION

We envision a world where all girls live confidently, lead fearlessly, & support one another.

PEER-TO-PEER MENTORING WORKS

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Girl Talk provides a framework where teenage girls can meet together to find strength, learn new skills and create a network of support.

High school girls develop leadership skills as they guide weekly meetings for middle school girls, and middle school girls learn vital skills during their most formative years.

“Girl Talk brought the best out of me. It made me become conscious of the value of my diversity and the worth of my word.”

— Girl Talk Leader

GIRL TALK IS A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM

Our comprehensive program is designed to help girls learn leadership skills and self confidence through practical experience. Meeting topics include:

  • Empowerment
  • Relationships
  • Stress Management
  • Leadership Skills
  • Perfectionism
  • Mental Health
  • Social Media
  • Anxiety
  • Financial Literacy

To learn more about our curriculum, view more meeting topics and a sample meeting agenda.

BENEFITS OF GIRL TALK

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MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS

SCHOOLS & COMMUNITIES

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS

ALUMNI

CORE VALUES

CORE-VALUES

THE HISTORY OF GIRL TALK

 

Girl Talk began in 2002 when one high school girl identified a problem and decided to make a difference. Haley Kilpatrick founded the first Girl Talk Club in Albany, Georgia, to help her younger sister through the challenging years of middle school.

Today, Girl Talk has 96 Clubs and has inspired over 77,000 girls across the nation and the world.

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MANY GIRLS STRUGGLE TO SEE THEIR LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL

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GIRL TALK IS PART OF THE SOLUTION

The Girl Talk program helps girls recognize various styles, characteristics and approaches of leadership and then gives them the opportunity to put them into practice. At Girl Talk, we believe there are no limits to girls’ potential, and we strive to create an environment that inspires, motivates and cultivates confidence and other leadership qualities.

OUR APPROACH WORKS

When surveyed after just one week in our 2022 Summer Camp, our girls demonstrated the following impact:

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Feel more confident in their ability to empower others

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Embrace their authentic selves after camp

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Learned how to use social media to spread positivity
#ScholarshipSpotlight: Hanna Meyers, Ron Bell Inspirational Leader of the Year My Girl Talk

“Before Girl Talk, I let my introversion consume me because I had no idea a ‘quiet leader’ could exist. I relied heavily on my peers to be the first to speak up or to take action. Now, I know a quiet leader is exactly who I am, and through Girl Talk, I found a balance between using my voice and letting others use theirs. But the most fulfilling of all, I am discovering opportunities every day to encourage others to find their balance as well.”

- Hanna Meyers

BENEFITS OF GIRL TALK

Build Confidence

Be inspired and encouraged by peer mentors

Grow in an inclusive environment

Learn and practice leadership skills

Empowerment

Develop self-care tools

...and much more!

“As a result of this program, I became more confident in myself and my abilities. This newfound assurance in myself allowed me to become not only a better person, but also a stronger leader.”

— Girl Talk Leader

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BE A PART OF THE SOLUTION

We believe all girls should have access to a life-long leader network at no cost. Help us ensure that there is no barrier to a girl’s leader potential.

Sources:

  1. McGraw, Carol, “Media, hormones, peer pressure do a number on girls’ confidence”, The News-Sentinel, 2006
  2. Weber Shandwick, "The Female CEO Reputation Premium? Differences and Similarities," 2015
  3. Institute for Women’s Policy Research, “Pay and Equity Discrimination”, 2015
  4. Hinkelman, L. (2017). The Girls’ Index: New insights into the complex world of today’s girls. Columbus, OH: Ruling Our eXperiences, Inc.
  5. Hinkelman, L. (2017). The Girls’ Index: New insights into the complex world of today’s girls. Columbus, OH: Ruling Our eXperiences, Inc.