TVbyGIRLS is a nonprofit organization that works with girls to build leadership, compassionate and collaborative working skills, critical thinking and engagement in social justice and the issues of their communities. We are a group of women and teen girls who believe that our stories have the power to shape our world.… Read more...
Thursday, November 17 is a day in Minnesota where people show their generosity, their compassion and their commitment to a better worldClick here to support TVbyGIRLS NOW, more than ever before in our history, we need your support. We help girls find their voice, speak their minds, believe in themselves. They bring that power to shape a better world. One of justice, equality, compassion and resilience. They share their concerns and solutions with the community. But not without your HELP Make a donation for November 17 at Donate to TVbyGIRLS (just in case: https://www.givemn.org/organization/T-Vby-Girls-1)
LUSH @ Rosedale are the coolest! We got to visit and talk to people about the new curriculum we are working on. Their charity pot is wonderful! the proceeds got to fund nonprofits doing the kind of work we believe in. and as you can see, we got a charity pot too! Go to Lush and ask to get the TVbyGIRLS charity pot. We think you will love it!
Come Join us at LUSH cosmetics on September 17, 2016. We will be there sharing our films, doing some new filming and in general talking with people about making the world a better place. We’ll be in the store from 1:00 to 4:00p. Check out their Charity Pot–each purchase supports an organization working for social justice! AND THE FUCHSIA LIP TINT. can’t miss having a good time.
Come by and see @TVbyGIRLS and @LUSH!
http://www.lushusa.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Lush-Site/en_US/CharityPot-Featured
We need you…in so many ways…
TVbyGIRLS Give to the Max page
https://givemn.org/organization/T-Vby-Girls-1
Valencia, core girl, is a spoken word poet. Molly Nemer, Leah Gross, Francis Matejck, Chuck Duncan and Barbara Wiener visualized the powerful poem about relationship attachment and violence in a junkyard, the bits and pieces of tangled metal serving as a great visual metaphor.